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

TOT acts of gallantry:
 lessly attacking superior numbers of the enemy and materially assisted in their defeat.p
 First Lieut. P. II. Harley: "In the Bois De Belleau June 6 showed especial coolness. judgment and utter disregard for danger in leading platoon in US objective under heavy fire"
 Corps. Joseph A. Garges, Benjamin Tlghman. Howard Childs. Private Her man L. Mcleod: These four men were prominent in the attack on enemy ma chine gun positions in the Bois De Belleau. June 6, and were foremost in their company at all times and ac- quilted themselves with such distinc- ton that they were an example for the rest of their command"
 First Lieut. James r. Robertson: Displayed marked courage and re- sourcefnlness in capturing the town Of Bouresches with one platoon of his company the night of June 6. In the face of heavy machine gun barrage, he entered the town and heroically withstood all attempts to dislodge him"
 First Lieut. Charles l. Murray Dis played conspicuous bravery and effi- ciency during the advance upon the town of Bouresches on the night of June 6. Having been shot through both arms he refused assistance and walk ed to the rear alone"
 Capt Randolph T. Zanes: While holding the town of Bouresches the night of June and &, he display cd such bravery and coolness as to in spire the garrison to successfully re- sist heavy attack by machine gun fire and infantry"
 Private WiIet A. Stair Private Earl c. Rockell. Near Torcy on the night of June 4. 1918. as members of rec onnoitering patrol. displayed great courage and devotion to duty by fear lessly entering the German lines and obtaining there valuable information
 Second Lieut. William B. Moore and Sergt- John H. Quick: "On June they volunteered and assisted in taking a truck load of ammunition and material into the town of Bouresches. over a road swept by artillery and machine gun fire. thereby relieving a critical situation"
 Second Lieut.. Frederick c. Wheeler: On June , near Bouresches. he was conspicuous for his bravery in re- maining in action although twice wounded, refusing to be evacuated un- til wounded a third time and then en- deavoring to return to his command" 7"
 Second Lieut William A. Eddy: Near Torcv. on the night of June 1 while leader of a reconnoiterine pa trol. displayed great courage and de- Votion to duty by fearlesslv. entering the German lines and obtaining there valuable information"
 The commander-in-c chief has also awarded distinguished service crosses to the following men posthumousIv:
 Private Herbert D. Dunlavy: Showed conspicuous courage in capturing a machine gun single-handed during the street fighting in Rouresches. when that town was captured on the nigh | of June 6. This brave soldier was killed in the repulse of the enemy on the night of June 7-s.'
 serst, Grover C. o'Kelley: Tn the op erations against the enemy in the Bois De Belleau on June and &. displayed the greatest qualities of courage and leadership in the assault against strong enemy machine gun positions until this brave soldier was killed ln performance of his duty
 Dental Surgeon Weedon c. Osborne United States navy: During the ad- vance on Bouresches on April 6. at great risk of his life, performed heroic deeds in aiding the wounded He was struck by shell while carrying an OTfleer to place of Sa fatvn
 The commander in chief has awarded distinguished service crosses to the fol- lowing officers and men for the acts or gallantry set forth after their names :
 Maj. Edmund B. Cole: "In the Bois De Belleau. June 1o displayed extraor- dinary heroism in organizing positions rallying his men and disposing of his guns, continuing to expose himself fear lessly until he fel. He suffered the loss of his right hand and received wounds in upper arm and both thighs
 Surgeon Ray G. FarweI: "On June 6 he personally supervised the evacuation of his wounded commanding officer in field exposed to fire of machine guns and snipers, thereby displaying the greatest qualities of sacrifice and fidelity to duty.
 Assistant Surgeon W. H. Michael, Unit ed States navy: He displayed coura ga on the morning of June near Bois De Belleau when he established a dressing station in field exposed to both shetl and machine gun fire. Under these con ditions he worked for several hours, evac- uating a large number of wounded"
 The commander in chief also has awarded the distinguished cross post humously to the following officers and enlisted men of the marine corps: Capt. John Blanchfield, Capt. Donald F. Dun- can Capt James Mccoy, First Lieut. W. c. Crowther, Dental Surgeon w. G. Osborne, Second Lieut. Clarence A. Den his. Second Lieut.. William C. Peterson. Second Lieut.. C. C. Robinson, Second Lieut.. Hernon L. Somers, Second Lieut.. Joseph A. Synnett, Marine Gunner w R. Cornell, Second Lieut.. H. Leslie Eddy, Second Lieut.. Walter D. Frazier, Second Lieut. Thomas H. Miles, killed in action at Chateau Thierry, June 6. They gave the supreme proof of that extraordinary heroism which will serve as an example to hitherto untried troops.
 
 Golfer Ouimet Commissioned
 Boston, July 5.-Sergt. Francis Oimet of the national army. western golf champion, was notified today that he