The sun., 1918-10-15
4S MORE HEROES
CITED BY PERSHING
Included Are John Blohm,
Brooklyn, and Corp. c. r.
Henderson, White Plains.
MANY NEW ENGLAND MEN
BlOhm Saved Wounded Com
rade; Henderson Fought Off
Superior Numbers.
NEW ENGLAND MEN

The new list OF citations for extraor.
binary heroism bears the names Of
forty-three American soldiers who were
in recent heavy fighting.
Chaplain wINFRED Il. ROBB. 1ssth m
fAntTy.-For extraordinary heroisn
throuRho the advance across the River
ourca, northeast of Chateau Thierry.
France Juyi 2s.Ausu', .; During n.
Of .s' ,ss ~ sn: AIN
Robb distinguished himself by his
bravery under IRE. During all Of this
atio s; mes near setsy. he showed the srsst-
est GOODNESS under severe artillery nre
in attending and carrying the wounded
to the men Of his regiment. Home sd-
dress: Mrs. winfred e. Robb. wife. Rural
Free Delivery No. /. Lebanon, Kan.
Major HENRY W. HOBsON. sSeth Infan-
try.-For extraordinary heroism in &C
tion near St. MihieL, France, September
IL, 1918. within ten minutes after the
beginning Of the advance at : A. n.
Major Hob.on was twice wounded. ono:
and once by shrapnei in the leg. Being
in command Of the assault battalion and
tons he continued to accompany and a.
rect his command throughout the day
notwithstanding his wounds. which
movement At haits he had to be as
sisted to lie down and get UP by his
ad1utant. Nevertheless he remained on
duty until the fighting OF the day was
over. Home address: Mrs George Nc
Kenzie, care A. D. Parker. 1908 CONNER
cisl Trust Building. Philadelphia
First Lieut.. CHARLES c. CONATY. chap
lain, 1IIth Infantry-For extraord mary
heroism in action near crezancy, France
July l6, 1918. without regard for his
personal safety Chaplain conaty. under
his troops from CreIency to ths M.rne
River, attended the wounded and
throughout the night searched and as
sisted in carrying wounded to the dress
! ing station. Home address Francis p.
Conaty. SO Hodes avenue. Taunton. Mass.
Sergeant JOHN BLOHM. Company D,
305th Infantry.-For extraordinary hero
Ism In action Sssr ST. .Ss F bo.
which he had taken shelter while re-
turning from a successful daylight pa;
Blohm saw a corporal of his patrol drag.
ging himself through the grass And
bleeding profusely from a wound In the
neck. He unhesitatingly left his shelter.
carried the corporal behind a tree near
the river bank, dressed his wound. and.
using boushs from fallen tree as an
improvised raft. towed the injured man
across the river and carried him 100
yards over open field to the American
and pG machin. gun nre' Home address:
Rudolph Blohm. ASIA New Utrecht a~s-
nue.. Brooklyn.
Corporal CHARLES r. HENDERSON.
Headquarters Company. 10Th Infantry
For extraordinary he-oisn in action
near-Dickenbush. France. August -.
1915. When his pos; was attacked by
greatly superior number Of the enemy
he heroically defended Il In spite Of the
loss of SIX Of his squad. and succeeded in
driving on the enemy Next OF kin
Ridgewood avenue. White Plains. New
York.
Sergeant JOHN F. DILLON, Company c.
l02d infantry.-Fo- extraordinary hero
ism near Casteau Thierry, France. July
fused to go to the rear, but volunteered
to act as runner and repeatedly carried
Later same dSs he voluntariiy Joined a
platoon and fought with 1t in success
H fn s''a ssdrs. against the sora Do ns
mother. 5s Bright street. New Haven.
Conn.
Sergeant HERBERT RATESBURG. SAM
tar, . Detachment. lolst Machine Gun
Juy ~ 1918. Although wounded In
| followed the attack and continued hi,
duty, thereby inspiring his eomradss.
! wife, ~ Webster street. Rockville. Conn.
/ lO5d Machine Gun Battallon.-For eI.
| traoTdtnary heroism In action near Bel
,-ag Fame, July IS, 1918. Private Ro-
| berge showed absolute disregard OF per
| soma. danger while acting ss !tt9r
| hs arer, bringing in wounded from his
own and other companies under heavy
| machine gun and artillery Are. While
carving stretcher which bore
WITH put Out one Of q his sHSssI yet CON
| tinued until the wounded man had been
s sgkSn to the drsss:nE staten. Home al.
. street. Danielson. Conn.
The others cited were:
! Private J. H. Burchneld Medical ".
taChmenI sixteenth infantry; triTs,c
neA!y I. Richmond. Company Vi, T"ea.}.
! th!Ed infantry. deceased, Private william
! L. o1hlIns' GoInpany a, inIEteen.n Ma n.n1
Gun Battalion: Private Arthur Dietsr.
Co-npanJ a, tvSd .ng.Iesrs, f.Ivate lrrs:
c'assl Donald J. Emery. Med.cAl Deta-A.
-heht' Attached Company l. HIN Infancy,
9 "a a. - H!neF, -, .ene.sya Cyn.paay
spy Lompany a, 1854 Iutan,ry; CORPORA.
lac A; Pope. Company T. ls-si Ia
, ran.t', Syrse4n. James T.. kf1m. Com
Private William +. Linzky. Company q,
tbsh IN .nian!ry, corPorAl Andtew u.
TSo'poTai lester I. wnllson, Company b,
lS4ss ln.ansry; Private Fan A W-N.as,
G (o.5tr A. is3d ln'ant5y Pr4y,y .....
lS4st Intanits, Corpora, Gallon C-s,va-.
Nonp,ns g toSd IHi"ntFy. =,
J. y uenne. and private Thom~s K, a.
! o. o. SoMpaH!es ana ID, lois In'aliE5
Ihese three men volunteered - araN FRA
Gn'ne eln nie IN advance OF the!r CON
panI'S "a jay 70 a. Epie0s. France, 4a-
.
Sergeant Earl r. Mcclure. Company :.
lu4th 4n-antry, Corpora. Austin hs, -.
HAM koun iGi't com Ias%Try ,o f:'
ianfr! F.lya'e John J. GRADY, Company
l. !"is; Infantry; Mechanic Joseph 4.
~. nodeau, company l., 1884 In.aD'r.
private Charles Il. Richardson, CompnAy
!. lO4th Infantry.
| lr"Hte Joseph r Euntley. Company !.
| lOlth Infantry Private Jose ph Il. K. .sss
, 1851 Ambulance Company, lQlst Sa tAry
/ Trim; Priva-e. Albr., ii. McArG.e, lo3l
+, Ambulance Company lClst Sau'ary
ira.1, Private James c Thompson, T.
: pany Z, loith Infantry: Private My.len
I. futile. Company Is. 1854 Infantry
Private William II Garrison, Signal corps
platoon, lOlst Infantry, Private Bur Fee
ELdicotl, Company c, lO2d Infantry, Pr'-
vote Henry j. LaFlolttt, CompaEy r.,
/ 10th Infantry, deceased.
Private Jesse NJ Bailey. Sanitary de
: testament, .-sl 1IHCI-,.4r Qua Dt,tNtI.r.
: Pltyate Edward Mcneil, Company 70,
1881 Infantry Private John Mayne. me g.
iCal department lVlst Infantry, tecr,s
private hLCulpA Hottie, COnll.n! !
lbs. lnfartrl PriyA'e Chars ". ..-
Company \, lois. lufan;ry, Private John
BOokkeeper Arrested for Theft.
James c. Lang Of $50 East 18Th
street was ARE ed last night charge
with the theft of s2600 from his late
employer, Henry Hea,y. a jeweller, AZ
4GS Fulton street, Brooklyn. Lang sad
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