The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-12
ALabamo Man In List Of Cross Winners For Their
 Heroic Acts In the Field

wounds several days later Next of kin; Florin Adays, father. Westoff, Tex. Corporal Albert Beeby. Company A, | Fourth Machine Gun Battalion-For ex- traordinary heroism in action near Vier- 1 zy, France, July 19, 1918, He voluntarily left the safety of the trench, advanced about 100 yards in the open under heavy artillery fire and carried to safety severely wounded marine. Home address; William Beeby, R. F. D. No. 2, Hill City, 1 Kansas.
 1 Private Charles Phillips Company A. Fifth Machine Gun Battalion-For eN- 1 traordinary heroism in action near Vier- zy France, July 1S-19, 1918. On July lS he drove a light twice loaded with ann munition through Vierzy and up the road directly in the rear of the position oc- cupied by his company, this road being under heavy shell fire at all times. On tho morning of the 18th he returned over the same route with rations and ran his truck under machine gun fire to within 50 yards of the trenches. On the return trip his truck was hit by a shell and destroyed, whereupon he borrowed an other truck and returned. Home ad- dress: Davis Phillips, Helena Mont.
 Private Antonio Aielle, Company A, Fourth Machine Gun Battalon-For eX- traordinary heroism in action near Veri- zy, France, July 19. 1918. He voluntarily left the safety of the trench, advanced nearly 100 wards in the open under heavy artillery fire and carried back to safety a severely wounded marine Home ad- dress: Miss Annie Aielle, Buenos Ayres Argentine, South America.
 First Lieut. Richard c. White, Six Ia. rf,.ef, lin ism in action near Soissons, France, July IS. 1918. Lieutenant White led his pla- toon through intense machine gun and artillery fire, destroying machine guns that were causing heavy losses on an ex- posed flank and remaining in command of his platoon until twice severely wouno- ed Home address,: Mary l.. White, mother, 1911 Massachusetts, North, Cam bridge. Mass
 Sergeant Dana w. Trimble, Company E, First Regiment Engineers-For extraor- dinary heroism in action near Soissohs' France. July 20, 191S Sergeant Trimble volunteered and obtained the consent of his company to recover wounded men iron, an exposed area in front Of the line He went through violent pom bardment in the performance or thls duty three times and stopped only when ne himself had been severely wounded j. | Home aOQfeSS. MdJ. Jcicihioh friend, U. S. Engineer Corps.
 Sergeant Ansley smith, Company c Sixteenth Infantry-Heroism in action near Soissons, France, July IS. 1918. Se- verely wounded early in the morning he refused to relinqush command Of ms platoon. but led it's attack to it's final objective, remaining in command until after nightfall, when he was ordered to an aid station. Home address: John ! Smith father, R. R. No. l, Danville, Ala
 Sergeant Josiah Daniell. Company E Sixteenth Infantry-For extraordinary he roism in action south of Soissons, France . July IS. 191S He voluntarily and alone : advanced against a machine gun and captured the gun and it's crew. Home address: Mrs Susan DanieH, mother 1242 South Simpkins street, Athens, Ga
 Sergeant Tony A. TrekauslSa, Company F, Sixteenth Infantry-For eXtraordinafs heroism in action near Soissons, France July IS, 1918. Voluntarily and single handed he captured machine gun anc killed the crew. Home address: Mrs Mary Trekauska, mother. S36 Hopkins street. Cincinnati. o.
 ] Corporal Angus J. Gillis, Company b Sixteenth antry-Extraordinary hero ism in action near Soissons, France, July 20. 1918. He displayed exceptional cour- age when he carried messages througf an area under intense shell and machine gun bonbardment after four men hao lost their lives in the attempt. Home address: Mrs Angus Gillis, mother, ffl- more street, Beverly, Mass.
 Private Fred c. Soucy, Company E Sixteenth Intantry-For extraordinarS iheroism in action south of Soissons France, July IS, 1918. When his platoon was held up by machine gun he wltf two other privates who were Killed De fore reaching the emplacement, charged the gun killed the crew of five Germans and captured their gun. Home address Mrs Maggie Marquis, mother, 43 Lin coin street, Lewiston. Maine.
 Private Albert Fritz, Company l, Six teenth Infantry-For extraordinary nero ism in action south of Soissons, France July 1923, 1918. While attached to ma chine gun company as an ammunition carrier. Private Fritz, after being twice wounded, continued to carry ammunition while exposed to heavy shell fire. Hom' address: Mr w. c. Fritz, Webster street Berlin, Wis.
 Private William E. Dollard, deceased Medical Detachment First Engineers For extraordinary heroism. in action nea Soissons, France, July 20, 1918. When h' learned that a colonel lay wounded il an exposed position in front of the lines Privale Dollard asked and obtained per mission of his company commander tt go to the officers assistance. While at tempting to perform this courageous dut, he was killed by machine gun fire. Mex of kin: Mrs. Mary U. Dongan aunt, 52 Cottage street. New Bedford, Mass.
 Private Ecarter K. Koon, deceased,