New-York tribune., 1918-07-04
This at Chateau Thierry, Franco, June

6, 1918.
Marine Gunner Henry l.. Hubert,
marines, at Chateau Thierry. France,
June =, 1913, displayed extraordinary
ineroism duling attack on the cnemy's
i'nes. during which time he constantly
exposed himself to the enemy's fire
plies.
Gunner Sergeant Charles r. Hoffman,
marines, at Chateau Thierry, France,
june g.. 1918, displayed coolness and
extraordinary. hcroism throughout the
astack. During the counter attack of
the enemy, he, armed with a rife,
charged and routed group of machine
gunners.
Sergeant John Casey, marines, at
chateau Thierry, France, June &, 1918,
aithough wounded during the counter
attack, remained with his group, re-
tusing to so to the rear or to accept
medical attention until assured that the
enemy. had retired and his men had
properly dug in.
First Sergeant Daniel A. Hunter.
westerly, 4. l., marines; during the at
!ack I at Chateau Thierry, France, on
june ., 1913, he fearlessly exposed him
SET and encouraged all men near him.
aithough he himself was wounded three
times.. tie subsequently died of his
wounds.
Corporal Arnold ID. Godbey. Marines:
AT Chateau Thierry, France, on June
=, 1913, volunteered to rescue wounded
men from the field swept by machine
gun flre and under fire Of snipcrs. He
continued this work with the aid OF
cued' 70
CORPORAL Prentice S. Green, Marines:
AT Chateau Thierry, France. on June
O.. 1913, when enemy counter attacked.
MS group having been isolated, he
courageously charged the enemy with
ms Dayonet md, with the assistance of
MS comrades, captured a machine gun
point" ~''"'
Private John Kekosh, Marines: "At
Chateau Thierry, France, June 6. 1918,
alone, charged machine gun and, with
crew, together with an officer
Sergeant John II. Culnan, Marines:
AZ Chateau Thierry, France, June 6.
l9lS, while assisting wounded man
20 the rear was himself wounded in the
heao. but carried out his mission, sue
ceedlng in bringing the other wounded
man n. to the dressing station"
Inc commander in chief has also
eGwarded the Distinguished Service
cross posthumously to the following
ehl,sted men of the Marines:
r, Gunnery Sergeant Harold Todd. 14o
south Street, Detroit; Gunnery Ser
geant p, Francis j. Flynn, II Sherman
Sergeant Arthur j. Rindeau. Webster
Mass; First Sergeant William Higrin'
son, 9S6 Harvard Street Rochester. n,
Hills, Me-; First Sergeant Edmund
Tomadson, Copenhagen, Denmark: Ser
geant James J. Givens; Sergeant Luther
W. Pitcher, Chipley, Fla; Sergeant
Fred r. Lukins. 523 Paterson Street
indianapclis; Sergeant William b
parmley; Corporal Robert NJ. Fischer
3ilo Harriet Avenue, MINNEAPOLIS:
Sergeant Stephen G. Sherman, 1S1i
Colfax Avenue, Minneapolis; Corporal
Charles Auer, Brandon, Ore; Sergeant
Vincent NJ. Schwab, 25111s Doddier
Street, st. Louis; Corporal William II
Otto, Sergeant Willie JetTress. Cor
poral William L. Griffen, Sergeant John
W. Rogers. Corporal Charles w. Hewitt
Jr., 5127 North Twelfth Street, Phila-
delphia; Sergeant Bernard Werner
Corporal Charles f. Platt, 40t North
Twenty fourth Street, Lafayette, Ind.
Corporal William Hansen, 1881 Ports.
mouth Avenue, Portland. Ore; Cor.
poral Benz jamin T. Strin, Corporal Near
o. Alexander, Sharon, Penn; Cor
poral Karl w. Loke, Corporal Francis
J. Dock, 62S9 East Eighth Street, South
Boston, Mass; Corporal George A.
tlon at Chateau Thierry, France, june
g. 1918