New Britain herald., 1918-10-12

notable courage and determination
by leading his company to its objec-
tive through a heavy enemy barrage
of high explosive gas shells. Although
gassed and wounded in the leg by
shell fragment he remained In COM
mand of his company until 1t was
relieved.
Home address: Mrs. Josiah B.
Nudge, wife, 922 Bertrand St.. Man
haitian, Kansas.
End Lieut.. Henry w. Neil, 18th Ma
chine Gun Battalion. For extraor-
binary heroism in action at FTapelle,
France, August 10, 1918. Lieut.. Neil
displayed great courage, tendency
(tenacity) and devotion to duty when
although severely wounded early in
the attack and suffering great pain,
he retained command Of his platoon
and directed its movements until its
objective was attained.
Home address: Mr.. William Neil,
father, Tarpon Springs, Florida.
Sergeant Lockhorn Hupman, Co. l,
9Th Inf. For extraordinary heroism
in action at Frapelle, France, August
II, 1918. After his platoon COM
mander had fallen Sergeant Rupman
took command of his platoon and led
it to it's objective through a, heavy en-
envy barrage although himself twice
wounded.
Home address: Nathaniel Hup-
man, brother, 421 Steinway Ave,
Long Island City, New York.
Corporal Charley Howard, Co. M,
9Th Inf. For extraordinary heroism
in action at Frapelle, France, August
IT, 1918. Corporal Howard, although
severely wounded early in the action
refused to quit the fight and shortly
afterward when his second leader
was killed, took command of and led
his section forward to it's objective.
Homo address: Henry Jones,
friend, Lafolette, Tennessee.
Private Ernest G. Lord, Co. B, 18th
Machine Gun Battalion. For extra
ordinary heroism in action at Fra
pelle, France, August II, 1918. Fri
vate Lord, although wounded severe
ly early in the action and suffering
great pain, refused to quit his gun
squadron, but advanced with it until
it's objective was reached.
Next of kin: Mrs. C. V. Lord,
mother, 1923 Newton ST., N. E. Wash
ington, D. c.
Sergeant Wallace Green, deceased,
Co. M, 9Th Inf. For extraordinary
AUGUST II, 1918. Sergeant Green un-
hesitatingly and with great GOODNESS
and courage went forward under a
heavv enemy barrage to destroy wire
acknowledgements and continued this
hazardous work until killed.
Next Of kin: Mrs. Elizabeth Green,
mother Eure, North Carolina.
Private Cornelius G. Fredericks,
Co. M. 9th Inf, deceased. For extra
ordinary heroism in action near Fra
pelle. France, August II, 1918. Phi
vate Fredericks displayed great cool
ness and courage under a heavy enc
NV barrage when he unhesitatingly
went forward to destroy enemy wire
entanglements and continued the ex-
tremely hazardous work until killed.
Next OF kim: Miss Anna Freder-
icks, sister, 566 Pine St, Brooklyn,
n. Y.
Private Ambers Sapp, Headqrar- !
tiers Co, 9Th Inf, deceased. Private
Sapp displayed great GOODNESS ana
courage under a heavy enemy bar
rage when he unhesitatingly went Tor
ward to destroy enemy wire enton-
clements and continued this extreme
ly hazardous work until killed.
Next of kin: Mr.. Rufe Sapp.
brother, Nepton, Kentucky
Capt. William Mack. 305 Inf For
extraordinary heroism in action on
the Vesle River near Bazoches, |
France, Sept End, 1918. Captain
then 1st Lieut.. Mack volunteered to
leave Saint Thibaut in broad daylight
with another officer and a patrol Of