The evening world., 1918-06-12
COLUMB|A'S DEAD
ON WAR HONOR LIST
NOW NUMBER g
Some Killed in Battle, Others
Victims of Accident
or Disease.


Columbia University has made
public a new list, necessarily incom-
plete. OF Columbia men who have
given up their lives while in military
service. This honor role names thirty
two who have died or been killed in
service. When the first list OF NJ
teen names was given out only three
OF them were from class rolls after
1914. In the new list OF seventeen
names only three are from classes
prior To 1916. Here Is the list.
BAER, PAUL. f.. a student in the
School OF Journalism. formerly pri-
vate in the heavy artillery, Fort slo-
cum died OF pneumonia, March, 1918.
BRADLE, wAYLES BAKER, JR.,
Class OF 1917. Science, Flying Cadet,
4. s. School OF Aeronautics Ithaca.
n. Y: killed at Fort sam Houston,
Tex. Feb. 1918. while a cadet aviator
under instruction. losing control OF
his machine while flying low and
plunged 10 earth. resulting In the ex-
plosion of tho gasoline tank; burned
to death.
BUTLER, LYMAN c.. Glass OF
1918, Law. Sergeant Company X,
Seventh Regiment: had served in
Mexican border campaign; died June
20. 1917.
CoLQUHoUN, WILLIAM w. Glass
Of 1914. Science. Captain. at the be-
ginning OF the war received commits
sion in Highland Light Infantry;
went To France May, 1915: at the
Battle OF Ioos, September. 1915, re-
ported missing.
DEUTSCH. SIGMUND. Class of 'O2
Mines, First Lieut.. NJ. o. II. c.; died
Nov. 20. 1917.
DUNN. WALTER EMORY, Glass Of
&c College. Transport Inspector, Fifth
Infantry. N. q. N. j.: now dead.
BNRIGHT. THOMAS f., Glass OF II
College. Private. formerly A. e F.;
killed by German raiders somewhere
in France. Nov. 3, 1917. =
EVANS, ALFRED WINTER, Class
OF 'O6 Science. Lieut.. Colonel. Third
New Zealand Rife Brigade: recently
promoted from Major: received distin-
guished service medal for bravery at
the capture OF Messines Ridge; killed
in action somewhere In Northern
France.
GRESHAM, JAMES b.. class of II.
college, private. formerly A. Il. F.;
killed by German raiders somewhere
In France Nov. 3, 1917.
HAINES. EDWARD j.. class of '05,
science, Lieutenant, formerly sta
toned at Camp Devens, Mass, where
he died OF pleurisy March .. 1918,
HAY, MERLE d., class OF II, col
lege. private A. f. +; killed by Ger
man raiders somewhere in France
Nov. 3, 1917.
HERR, WILMER EDGAR, class OF
rs, law. First Lieutenant, u. s. A.,
in France: killed in action on a battle
field in France April s. 1918.
HIRSCHLER. JEROME j., extern
sion teaching, Radio Branch, U. S. N:
died at Naval Hospital, Newport. II.
l., from pneumonia
HOLBROOK. NEWBERRY. Glass
Of II, college. driver City Club am
bulance with A. T.. T., France: died Of
typhoid fever, Feb. 16, 1918.
HOLIDAY, JOHN H., JR, Master
of Arts 'os. First Lieutenant, Ord.
Dept, L. 8. A; died at Georgetown
Hospital, Washington, d. c., Dec. %.
1917.
LESSER, OSCAR ~. Class OF 90
Mines. Captain, NJ. o. II. c.; expected
to leave for Franco in January but
died suddenly on Dec. s, 1917.
LEVY. GORDON ALWYN. a stu
dent in Columbia College. Lieutenant
Royal Flying Squad OF Great Britain.
killed while flying in England.
JANEWAY, THEODORE c.. Glass
OF '95 Mines. Major in office OF Sur
geon General at Washington. ID. c.;
doing special research work; died
from pneumonia, Dec, rs, 1917.
MAURICE. BENJAMIN, Glass Of
II, College. Lieutenant aviation ser
vice, u IS. A.; injured while flying at
Ellington Field. Tex. and died in a
hospital near Houston. Tex. May II,
1918,
MPHEE. RAYMOND j., Glass OF
'O5. Law, First Lieutenant, formerly
355th Regiment Infantry; died at Base
Hospital, Fort Riley. Kan, OF pneu-
monia, March rs, 1918.
MILLER, DAVID W, Glass of II,
Mines, private, Company II, 302d En-
gineers, Camp Upton; died March II.
1918.
MITCHELL. EDWARD BEDIN-
GER, Class OF 'Ol, College, First
Lieutenant, Company +, 3O7th Infan-
try, Camp Upton, n, Y; had served
In Mexican border campaign; died at