Arizona republican., 1918-07-04

1918, he displayed great self sacrifice in refusing aid and continuing to do his duty after beingmortaNy wounded"
 Second Lieut.. Wellborn $. Priddy. infantry: While in command of an important post near Badonviller, France. on May 26, 1918. he displayed rourage judgment and devotion to duty in heroically defending his posi- tion against a large force of the enemy, continuing to perform his duty after having been gassed. He has since died as a result of the gas poisoning"
 Sergeant First class Theron Dalrym- pie. engineers: At Bois de Nillers, France on May 9. 1918, displayed he- roic devotion to duty by rendering first aid assistance to the wounded by handling his platoon under shell fire with coolness and courage, and by at tempting to protect a comrade while he himself was mortally wounded"
 Private Frank P. Nallely. field ar tillery: At Coullemelle, France. on Apri 27, 1918, under a heavy lombard ment, vountarily went to the assist ance of other soldiers who had been buried in dugout by enemy shell fire, and was killed while engaged in this heroic action"
 Captain Keller E. Rockey, marines At Chateau Thierry, France, on June 6, 1918, performed distinguished service by bringing up supports and placing them in the front lines at great per sonal exposure, showing exceptional ability and extraordinary heroism. He was indefatigable and invaluable in carrying forward the attack and orga- nizing and holding the position" Captain John H. Fay, marines: "A, Chateau Thierry, France, on June $ | 1918. displayed extraordinary heroism when placing his machine gun in posi- tion, exposing himself fearlessly. He was in the fight at all times and en- couraged his men by his utter indif- | ference to danger, setting an example 1 to all near him.
 Surgeon Paul T DesseZ, marines: At Chateau Thierry, France. June 6 | 1918, organized the service of caring for and evacuating the wounded in 2 most systematic and admirable manner constantly exposing himself to tht enemy. displaying extraordinary hero ism. coolness and energy"
 | Passed Assistant Surgeon Richard Obshea, marines: At Chateau Thierry France, on June 6. 1918, displayed ex- | traordinary heroism, treating tn wounded while under heavy Lombard. ment. He showed utter disregard O. personal safety during the whole at. tack and after"
 First Lieut.. Edward B. Hohe, ma. rines: At Chateau Thierry, France June 6, 1918, displayed coolness anC courage in directing his platoon in at tack. during which he was badly wounded but refused assistance unti | xrTprrnHaI treated"
 Sergeant Major Carl J. Norstrand marines: volunteered to rescu wounded men from field swept by ma chine gun fire and under fire of snip CTS. He continued this work with tn, aid of other volunteers until all hat been rescued. This at Chateau Thierry France, June 6, 191S."
 Gunner Henry L. Hubert, marines At Chateau Thierry, France. June ( 1918 displayed extraordinary heroisn during an attack on the enemys lines during which time he constantly ex posed himself to the enemys fire with out regard for personal danger, there by assuring the delivery of supplies.
 Gunner Sergeant Charles F. Hoff man, marines: At Chateau Thierr France. June 6, 1918. displayed coolnes and extraordinary heroism throughou the attack. During the counter attacl of the enemy, he armed with a riff charged and routed a group of ma chine gunners.'
 Sergeant John Casey, marines: "A Chateau Thierry, France, June 6, 1sIi although wounded during the counte attack, remained with his group, re fusing to go to the rear or to accep medical attention until assured tha the enemy had retired and His men ha properly dug in"
 Corporal Arnold D. Godbey marines At Chateau Thierry, France, on Jun 6, 1918. volunteered to rescue wounde men from the field swept by machin gun fire and under fire of snipers. H continued his work with the aid c
 other volunteers until all had bee rescued"
 Corporal Prentiss $. Green, marines At Chateau Thierry, France, on Jun 6, 1918, when enemy counter attacked his group having become isolated, h courageously charged the enemy wit his bayonet and, with the assistance c his comrades, captured a machine gu crew and repulsed the attack at tha point"
 Private John Kukosk, marines: "A Chateau Thierry. France, June 6, 1911 alone, charged a machine gun with tn
 utmost bravery captured it and il crew, together with an officer"
 Sergeant John II. Cullan, marines At Chateau Thierry, France, June
 1918, while assisting wounded men { the rear, was himself wounded in tn head, but carried out his mission, sue ceeding in bringing the other wounde
 10 the dressing station"
 The commander-in in- chief has als awarded the distinguished service eros } posthumously to the following enliste men of the marines:
 l Corporal Charles Auer (Brandol
 Ore); Corporal William Hansen (Port land, Ore): Killed in action at Chatea } Thierry, France, June 6, 1918, the gave the supreme proof of that extra . ordinary heroism which will serve 2 an example of hitherto untried troop First Sergeant Daniel A. Huntt (Westerly, R. I.) marines: During tt attack at Chateau Thierry, France, 0
 June 6, 1918, he fearlessly exposed hin self and encouraged all men near hin . although he himself was wounde Il three times He sl1bseouantIv d;ad ,