The sun., 1918-11-20
WAR CROSS GIVEN
So MORE HEROES
Sergt. George Westzenberg,
New York, Ran Through
Violent Shell Fire.
LIEUT.. ALAN MUTT IN LIST
New Jersey Aviator Killed in
Battle With Eight FOkker
Airplanes.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-In the name
OF the President the commander In chiet
of the American Expeditionary Forces
has awarded the distinguished service
cross to fifty-three officers and men In
France for acts of extraordinary he
roIsm. Those from New York city ana
vicinity are:
Sergeant GEORGE wEsTAENBERG. Med
x sn, st"c Machine Gum B.ttaiicn--T
WHY. France. september IS, 1918: Ser,
tSf sn Violent enemy shell Are to the
aid OF two soldiers OF another organise
tion who had been struck by an expIoa-
ing shell. Finding one dead and the
other severely wounded, he administered
first aid to the wounded soldier ana re-
manned with him until an embulaince
could be brought up, Home ADDRESS,, Mss
Stella II. Larrer, friend. s35 Kelly street.
New York city.
First Lieut.. ALAN MUTT Deceased :
PilOt, cath Aero Squndron-For eEtraor-
binary heroism In action near forses,
France. September 2S. 1918. Whlle on
patrol Lieut.. Mutt encountered and uh-
hesitatinsIy attacked e,sh' Of sexefe
nghting, during which he displayed IN
domitable courage and discrimination,
planes. Totally surrounded outnmbered
and without a thought Of escape ne
continued the attack until he was shot
OF kin, Robert II. Mutt. Cilnside. y. J.
Wagner EDWARD ID. HAsKEW, Ambn-
lance Company Ne. 3S. 18th SANITARY
Train--For extraordinary heroism IN &c
tion between Septsarges and Frommer-
Vile, France, october 8. 1918. wagner
Edward d. Haskew was on duty with MS
ambulance carrying WOUNDED i IRON 9ou1
stretcher cases. and when about Two
kilometers south Of Gercourt ascendingR
hill his ambulance was struck Dy shes u;
ha.
hands, left thigh and feet. AIthough
seriously wounded Wagner Haskew
bravely remained at his post and con
tinued with his ambulance along she u
swept road to the crest OF the MIL near
an aid station, when he turned ms am
bulance of the road and sought assist
snce for his wounded. Home address
Mrs Walter Haskew. Gladstone. n. J.
Distinguished service crosses were
also awarded Mess Sergt Charles Get
chell Minneapolis Private Willis T.
Snyder, Reading. Pa. F.; First Lieut.. LAWS
y. Cox. Baltimore Second Lieut. Johp
w. O'Daniel. Ashland. Del. Sergt. Ed
ward 5. Willis, Durango. Col Corporal
John X. Irons. Monaco, Pa: Private
Gilbert W. Wilcox. Linton. ore. Cor
poral Tom F. Barto, Bellngham, Wash.
First Lieut.. Carl j. Sonstelin, West
Kalispell. Mon. Sergt. Frank Glomski
Eau Claire. Wis; Private Joseph A.
Chayie, Calumet, Mich. Private Will
fred Lloyd. Roscoe. Ill ; First Lieut.
Wallace Coleman, Racine, Wis, Second
Lieut.. William Belzer, Glasgow, Mon.
First Lieut.. William Duckstein. Wash
ington. u. C.. First Lieut.. John r. Ale
Roblesville. Ind. Private Edwin Wiese
81. Louis: First Lieut.. Frank Baer. Fort
Wayne. Ind. {; Private Carol Q. Wenell
Minneapolis.
Major Chester a. Davis, Salem: Sec
ond Lieut.. Maurice s. Stephenson. Kan
sas City, Mo. Sergt. Roy Weigel Green
Forest. Ark; First Sergt. Frank NJ
Brimer. Los Angeles Sergt. Alois j
Geunther Pittsburg; Sergt Ralph Ed
ward Ord. Drayvosburg. Pa Private
Sam Saplio. MESSING. Italy; First Sergt
John w. Thompson, Pittsburg; Sergt
Harry s. Lawrence. Peckville. Pa.
Sergt. George b. Gourley. Cicero, III
Private Charles w Michaellis, East ST
Louis, ILL., First Lieut.. Herbert J. Ellis
Toledo
Sergt. William Scholes. Sergt Sidney
Clifford Mcclure. Second Lieut.. Pervi'
val q. Hart. Private Albert Holmes
Sergt. John Breaky. Corporal Stephen
NJ. Nance. Corporal Paul Hotmochild
Corporal Nathan Lieberman. Corpora
Carl Somitz. Corporal Jake ALEX. Pri,
vate William a. Anderson. Private Cor.
don Wickham. Private Christopher c
Dunno, Private Frank r. Kostak, FRS
Lieut.. Thomas p. Gibson. Vaudeville ]
Barker, Jr.. Chicago.
Col. Hamvel v, Ham. Private Georg,
Il. CASTOR and Sergt. George L. Hughes