Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-04

Priv. Clinton s. Lindsey, marines:
 In the Bois De Belleau on June 6,
 1918. he carried a wounded officer off
 the field to safety while under heavy
 machine gun fire. He was killed in
 action June 8, 1918"
 Sec. Lieut.. Alton F. Wood, infan- ] try: While on patrol in No Mans Land in the vicinity of Ancreville on the nights of May and f. 1918, he display 1 ed great courage and devotion to duty
 in continuing to direct his men and
 after having been mOrtally wounded l and refusing aid until he was assured 1 of the safety of his men"
 Priv first class), John B. Walters, ! infantry: While a member of a patrol | in no mans land in the vicinity of 1 AncreviTe on the night of May 3-4, 1918. he displayed great self-secrifice l in refusing aid and continuing to do
 his duty after being mortally wound ed"
 Sec. Lieut. WelbOrn s. Priddy, in | fantry: While in command of an i'm ! portant post near Badonviller. France, on May 26. 1918, he displayed courage, judgment and devotion to duty in he ! roically defending his position against a large force of the enemy. continu- ! ing to perform his duty after being gassed. He has since died"
 ] Sergt (first class) Theron Da'-
 rymple, engineer: At BOis De Vil- 1 lers, France, on May l, 1918, d's1layed heroic devotion to duty bv repdering
 first aid assistance to the wounded. | by handling his platoon under shell fire with coolness and courage, and by attempting to protect a comrade while he himself was mortally wounded. Priv Frank P. VaFely. field artil- ! lery: "At COullemelle, France, on Alp Til 27, 1918. under a heavy lombard ment voluntarily went to the assist ance of other s0iiiers who had been buried in a dug out by enemy shell ] fire and was killed while engaged in this heroic action.
 Capt. Keller E. RCckey, marines: "At Chateau Thierry, France, on June i 6. 1918, performed distinguished serv- | ice by bringing up supports and plac- | ing them in the front lines at great : personal exposure. showing exception al ability and extraordinary heroism. | He was indefatigable and invaluable ] III Cal lIE Atl W tAA VI lAAt dNAaNh eAAA organizing and holding the position. Capt. John H. Fay. marines: At | Chateau Thierry, France, on June 6 1918. displayed extraordinary hero ! ism when placing his machine gun in position, exposing himself fearlessly. ! He was in the fight at all times and encouraged his men by his utter in-
 difference to danger. setting an exam pie 10 all near him"
 l Sereti. Pau T. Dessez, marine. At i Chateau Thierry, France, June 6, 1918, lbrganized the service of caring for and | evacuating the wounded in a most systematic and admirable manner. constantly exposing himself to the en-
 emy, displaying extraordinary hero i ism, cOOlness and energy"
 Passed Asst. Surgeon Richard Ob-
 shea, marines: At Chateau Thierry, France, on June 6, 1918, displayed ex- i traordinary heroism in carrying the
 wounded while under heavy lombard ment. He showed utter disregard for l personal safety"
 Sergt. Mai Carl J. Norstrand, ma rines: volunteered to rescue wound ed men from field swept by machine
 gun fire and under fire of snipers, He continued his work with the aid Of ether volunteers until all had been res , cued This at Chateau Thierry | France. June 6. 1918"
 Gunner Henry L. Hubert, marines: At Chateau Thierry, France, June G 1918. displayed extraordinary heroism during attack on the enemy's lines | durin. which time he constantly eX posed himself to the. enemy's fire without regard for personal danger
 thereby assuring the delivery of sup r'ies."
 Gunner Sergeant Chas. F. Hoffman marines: At Chateau Thierry
 France, June 6. 1918. displayed cool ness and extraordinary heroism
 throuehout the attack During the
 counter attack O. the enemy he. armed
 with a rifle. charged and houted a group of machine gunne-s."
 Sergt. John Casey. marines: "At ] Chateau Thierry, France, June 6 fJ91S. although wounded during tho
 counter attack, remained with his group. refusing to go to the rear or tC accept medical attention until assuref that the enemy had retired and his
 men had properly dug in"
 Corn Arnold. D. Godbey. marines "At Chateau Thierry. France. on June 6, 1918. volunteered to rescue wounded
 men from the field swept by machine
 gun fire and under fire of snipers. HC
 continued his work with the aid o
 other volunteers until all had beer rescued"
 Priv. John KukosE. marines. "A'
 ---,.ateau Thierry. france. June 6, 1918
 alone, charged a machine gun witl
 the utmost bravery. captured it and
 its crew, together with an officer"
 Sergt. John H. Cp'lan. marines: A
 Chateau Thierry. France. June 6
 1918, while assisting wounded man tC
 the rear. was rimself wounded in tho
 head but carried orf his mission. sue
 ceeding in bring the other wounded
 to the dressing station
 Corp Charles Auer CBrandOn. Ore.)
 Corn Wm. Hansen. (Portdand. Ore.)
 Killed in action at Chateau Thierry
 France. June 6. 1918. they gave tho
 supreme proof that the extraordinary
 heroism which will serve as an exam
 Dle uT bitherfv untried troops