Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-04
PERSHING CITES
 63 GALLANT MEN
Commander in Chief Accounts Deeds of Daring Done by Americans in Frances War Zone
nRr Rerlew Leased VII


 WASHINGTON, July 3.-Section B of General Pershing's eommunique for July 2 contains the names fo sixty three officers and men of the army and marine corps including the twen- ty-two names announced in Associated Press dispatches from its correspond ent with the American army in France as having been awarded the dis tinguished service cross.
 The citations include:
 Section B-The commander in chief has awarded distinguished service crosses to the following enlisted men and officers for acts of gallantry as set forth after their names:
 "Corpls. Rexford H. Dettrre, A. H. Quick. Louise Liberman, all field ar tillery, at Villiers Tournelle, Cantigny sector. France, on May 1, 1918, each displayed distinguished bravery in leaving his shelter during a heavy bom- bardment and going to the assistance of wounded men lying exposed in the open.
 0eCGuu Lieut.. lOulo l AAAlAIA@ i-A. v jr., marines: Tn the Boise De Belleau. on June 6, 1918, led his men in a bay onet charge against superior numbers of the enemy, capturing two machine guns and seventeen prisoners. Wound ed in the face by shrapnel, he con tinued heroically to perform his duties when relieved
 "Gunnery Sergt Jchn Groff, ma rines: Tn the Bois De Beileau on June 6, 1918, he charged an enemy of un- known numbers at the head of six men, dispersed them and inflicted losses, showing exceptional coOlness and bravery
 "Sergt. Darel J. Mckinney, marines: Tn the Boise De Belleau, on June B. 1918. he, although severely wounded, refused to go to the rear for treat ment. He continued to lead his pla- toon into the conflict, infiicting great losses upon the enemy
 "Corpl Raymond Gibson, marines: Tn the Bcis De Belleau on June &, 1918, he handled alone a Chauchat rife with such accuracy in the face Of an extremely heavy fire than his pla- toon was thus enabled to move against the enemy machine gun positions Corp. Charles w. Brooks. marine: Tn the Bois De Belleau on June 8, 1918. he displayed great courage and absolute disregard for persOnnal safe ty in going through heavy machine gun fire with messages.
 Priv. Hugh s. Miller, marines: In the Bois De Belleau, on June 6, 1918, he captured single handed two of the enemy Although in a weakened con dition, he continued to perform his duty throughout the engagement"
 Sec. Lieut.. Ralph w. Marshall, ma rfine: In the Bois De Belleau on June and s, 1918, he demonstrated con spicuous bravery and coOlnness in fearlessly exposing himself to heavy fire from machine gune, rifles and hand grenades in order that he might procure accurate information regard ing the movements of the enemy"
 First Lieut. Alfred H. Noble: In the Bois De Belleau on June 6 and s, 1918, he was conspicuous for his rare judgment and personal courage in handling his company in attacks against strongly fortified machine gun positions"
 
 In the Bois De Belleau on June 8, 1918. he was conspicuous for his gallantry and energy in conducting attacks against strongly fortified machine gun positions. Under terrific machine gun fire he held on until wounded"
 First Lieut.. Charles G. Roberts. ma. rines: Tn the Bois De Belleau on June and S, 1918, he showed rare courage in repeatedly leading his platoon to an attack against an impregnable ma chine gun position. Severely wound ed and having lost the greater part of his men. he remained in action and persisted in requesting reinforcements with which to renew the attack"
 Priv. John M. Worrell. marines During the capture of Bouresches France, on June 6, 1918, he carried wounded men across the field swept by artillery and machine gun fire until he himself was wounded"
 Priv. PeOn D. Huffstater, marines During the capture of BOuresches France, on June 6, 1918. he carried wounded men across a field swept by artillery and machine gun fire"
 "Sergt Geo T. Frank, marines: Tn the Bois De Belleau, on June 8. 1918. he showed great bravery and coolness in leading platoon to an attack on a strongly fortifiedw machine gun nest which he reached and held"
 The commander in chief has award cd the distinguished service cross post humously to the following officers and HY K~R~K "