New-York tribune., 1919-02-15

him at ali times to the continuous fire of
the; the enemy By his vaor and strict de- de-
evacuated. Home address, PA West Tenth
Street, New York City.
Corporal Patrick Travers, Company H.
l65th infantry. For extraordinary heroisnn
in action near Sedan, France. Nov s, 1918.
Without assistance Corporal Travers ad-
vanced on an enemy snper's post and sue
cessfully made prisoners OF the entire crew
which included officer. only being able
to take the latter after a brief struggle. His
action prevented q hanking fire on his pla-
toon and aided greatly in their rapid ad
vance Home address. 163 Eckford Street,
Brooklyn.
Sergeant Joseph w Burns. Company c,
165th Infantry. For extraordinary heroism
in action near Lardres-et-Saint Georges,
France Oct IS. 1918. Assisted by another
soldier, Sergeant Burns voluntarily went to
the aid of a corrade who was lying in front
of his lines and in full view of the enemy
After administering first aid, they succeeded
in bringing the wounded man to safety
Home address, I'll Carroll Street, Brooklyn.
Second Lieutenant Edward j. Sullivan,
104th Infantry. For extraordinary herosm
in action Los Eparges, France, Sept. y,
1918. While leading his platoon forward
Lieutenant Sullivan, although severely
wounded, directed his men in cutting the
wire and encouraged their advance until he
fell exhausted from his wounds. Home ad-
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York City.
Corporal Isaac T. Allamonr. Company I.
10th Infantry. For extraordinary heroism
in action near Maribrouke, France, Oct s,
1918. Home address. Winchester. Va
Sergeant Arvle IT, Alley. Comnanv NJ
1lGth Infantry. For extraordinary heroism
in action Sanorneux, France. Oct.
II. 1918, and Oct is, 1918. Home address,
Radford, Va.
Sergeant Howard e. Madsen, Company D.
ll5th Infantry. For extraordinary heroism
in action in the Bois de Consenvoye. France.
Oct %, 1918 Home address, Baltimore, Nd.
Private Harry B. Ensley. Company c.
l15th Infantry. For extraordinary heroism
in action near Sivry. France, Oct and ~
Home address, Wingate. Md.
Corporal Hartford D. Smith, Company c.
l15th Infantry. For extraordinary heroism
Home address, Cambridge, Md
Corporal Leonard Renshaw. Company 7.
115th Infantry. For extraordinary heroisra
in action at Bois lat Chene. France. Oct.
1929, 1918. Home address. Princess Anne.
Md.
Artillery observer. 99th Aero Observation
Squadron. For extraordinary heroisrn in ac-
tion near Andevanne, France Oct %, 1918.
Home. address, Howe, Ind.
First Lieutenant John B. Castlema,:, Air
Service pilot. 99th Aero Souadron To. ,r' or'
France, Oct. 5. 1918 Home address, Phila-
delphia. Penn.
First Lieutenant John Y. Stokes. Jr. Air
Service. 10th Aero Squadron. For extraor-
dinary heroism in action near Etain, France,
Sept. IS, 1918. Home address, ReedsvilIe,
n. c.
Captain Reuben B. Hutchcraft. deceased.
Goth Infantry For extraordinary herosm
in action near Sedan. France, Nov. :. 1918.
Next of kin, Paris Ky
Private George w. Pyrah, Company +.
l.! II l'th Engineers: For extraordinary heroism
IN N action near Sommerance. France, Oct. Is.
1918 Home address, Philadelphia, Penn
Corporal Billie W. Belt, Company b.
3lAth Motor Supply Train. Home address,
Windsor, Mo.
Private Herman Forth. deceased Medical
Detachment, S41st Machine Gun battalion.
Next of kin Mrs. Dora A. Forth, mother.
Wayne City. Ill.
Private Wendell W. Jacobs. Company :.
@41st Machine Gun Battalion For cxtraor-
dinary heroism in action in the Bois de
Banthevillc, France, Oct so, 1918 Home
address, Carbondalc Col.