New-York tribune., 1918-07-06

line in the face Of heavy machine gun
Ina rl1e fire from the enemy il the
nols de Belleau on June 8, 1918 Learn
,ng or the need of hand grenades in
ne assault against strong enemy ma
chlne gun positions and without wait
ing TOR orders, carried same to that
point"
nirst Lieutenant James Mob. Welfers
-"On June s, 1918. ut Boures sches.
france, carried an important message
eehroueh heavy artillery and gun she'll
hre and delivered same, although seri-
cusly wounded. making report of
7alue at critical stage"
Private Earl Belfry--"He showed
sceac courage in the capture of Bou
icsches, France, on June 6, 1918. enter
."g Ihe town after being wounded and
taxing leading part in causing the
ate" ~ e'"eu-
Private james w. Carter-"After
rnuving been wounded in the capture of
DIouro3ches, France, on June 6, 1918. he
alsplayed remarkable energy and cour-
age IN tearlessly attacking superior
numbers of the enemy and materially
assisted in their defeat"
First Lieutenant P. II. Har.ey-"In
IHe !: bols de Belleau on June s, 1918,
displayed coolness, judgment, and utter
disregard for danger in leading nlotoon
III us objective under heavy fire"
u Corporal Joseph A. Garges, Corporal
nenJamfn Tilghman, Marines: Cor,oral
Howard Childs, Marines; Private '1gsr Har.
man l.. Mcleod, Marines -"These four
men We're prominent in. the attack m
enemy machine gun position, in the
bols de Belleau on June and 8, 1918:
were foremost in their company at eli
tlmes; acquitted themselves with such
alstlnction that they were an example
1or 'ile rest OF their command"
llrst Lieutenant James F. Robertson
Dlsplayed marked courage and re-
sourcetulness 5, in capturing the town of
bouresches, France, with one platoon
OF MS company, on the night of June 6.
1918. In the face of a heavy machine
gun barrage he entered the town and
n,erolcally withstood all attempts to
dislodgc him"
First Lieutenant Charles /. Murray
"Dls.played conspicuous bravery and
cfhciency during the advance upon the
town OF Bouresches, France. on tho
night of June 6, 1918. Having been
snot through both arms, he refused as
slstance and walked to the rear alone"
Captain Randolph T. Zans-"While
holding the town Of Bouresches.
france, on the night OF June 7 and 8.
1913, lie displayed such bravery and
coolness as to inspire the garrison to
successfully resist heavy attack BY
machine gun tire and infantry"
Private Wiiet A. Stair and Private
Earl =. ROckwell-"Near Torcv.
france, On the night Of June 4. 1918.
as members OF reconnoitrng patrol.
dlsplayed great courage and devotion
W uut? HV tearlesslv entering the Ger
man INES and obtaining there valuable
information"
Second Lieutenant William 8. Moore.
"On June 6, 1918, lie volunteered and
took truckload Of ammunition and
material into the town of Bouresches.
france, over road swept by artillery
and machine gun fire, thereby relieving
a critical situation"
Sergeant Major John H. Quick. "On
June 16, 1918, he volunteered and as.
sisted in taking a truckload of ammu-
nltlon and material"
Second Lieutenant Frederick
Nheeler--"On the 5th of June. 1918
near Bouresches, France, he was CON
spicuous for his bravery in remainine.
IN action, although twice wounded. re-
fuslng to be evacuated until wounded a
thlrd time, and then endeavorine to
return to his command"
Second Lieutenant William A. Eddy
Near Torcy, France, on the night of
June 4, 1918, while leader of q recon
noltrng patrol, displayed great cour-
age and devotion to duty by fearlessly
entering the German lines and obtain
ing there valuable information"