The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-06

offlcerS and men of the marlne corp
 Corp Raymond w. Boone: After re ceiving three severe wounds he continued in the advance on Bouresches June 1918. Having been sent to the rear h, returned close to the advanced lines ans there assisted in bringing in wounded.
 Corp. Harry B. Hatcher: After be- ing severely wounded in the capture oi Bouresches. June $, he refused to go tc the rear for treatment, remaining at his post and urging on his men to renewed effortsr
 Corp. David l.. Spalding: He returned to the front line, encouraging his mer after having been sent to the reai with severe wound in the advance or Bouresches June G.
 Private Albert E. Brooks: "At Boure- sches. France, June s, he was con- spicuous for the heroic action of placing his body in front of his platoon leader while under heavy machine gun fire in order that he might dress the latter wound. He was shot twice in the hip while shielding the body of his leader"
 Private John c. FIecken: During the capture of Bouresches June twice hit in the leg, he dragged his auto rifle POI yards forward, opened fire on an enemy machine gun and silenced it
 Private Erica C. Hufsteder After be- ing severely wounded in the occupation ot Boursches, June S. he refused to go to the rear. He remained and assisted with the wounded. displaying great self-sac- rifice and devotion to duty.
 First Lieut. Julius c. Upgawell: Hay ing been previously wounded in the bonn bardment of LaCenco farm. he refused to be evacuated, remaining with his company and conducting his platoon with marked bravery and skill in an assault on formidable machine gun position until seriously wounded, June {"
 Corp. Harold J. Handles: Tn the Bos De Belleau June 6, in delivering mes sages voluntarily chose the most direct route through machine gun barrage tc deliver information which prevented the bonn bardment of positions that had just been occupied. He chose the path of danger to save his comrades because t was the shortest"
 Corp. Donald R. Sheaff "In the Bois De Belleau June 6. in delivering mes sages, voluntari tchose The most direct route through a machine gun barrage to deliver information which prevented the bormardment of positions that had just been occupied. He chose the path of danger to save his comrades because t was shortest.
 Corp. John J. Ingals: ''Wounded in the al,;, in Bois De Belleau, France, June $. he re- fused to be evacuated, assisting in the evacuation of the wounded, thereby dis playing qualities of self-sacrifice and de- votion to duty.
 Corp. Ray W. Chase: Assumed com mand of his platoon in the attack on enemy gun positions in the BoIs be Bet leau, June 8, during which they captured two machine guns and killed their crews. He did not retire from the action until all his men had been killed or wounded" Corp. Frank A. Vial: Although ex- psoded to fire from strongly fortified ma chine gun positions in the Bois De Beleau, June 8, he repeatedly carried messages from one post to another. In the face of a heavy machine gun fire he volunteered and brought to it's position a deta chment which had been left to hold point while companies were be- ing reaorganized
 Corp. Fred w Hill: Regardless of personal danger he showed conspicuous bravery in carrying ammunition from a dump into fighting line in the face of heavy machine gun and rifle fire from the enemy in the Bois De Belleau, June & Learning of the need of hand grenades in the assault against strong enemy machine gun positions, without waiting for orders, carried same to the point.
 First Lieut. James Med Wellers' "On June 6, at Bouresches. carried an imnortant message through heavy ar tillery and gun shell fire and dellY- cred same although seriously wounded making a report of value at critical stage"
 Private Earl Belfry; He showed great courage in the capture or bou- resches June 6, entering the town ait- CT being wounded and taking lead ing part in causing the machine guns of the enemy to evacuate,"
 Private James W. Carter: After having been wounded in the capture of Bouresches. June 6, he displayed re markable energy and courage in fear HEAwEl||;lI!!l'E|:S!H|:|!!'!|1|'| | IlS|'|1|'| !'|:!|:!
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