New-York tribune., 1919-02-16

Service. For extraordinary hcroism in nc
tion near RomaGne. Franco. Oct. g. 1918.
Although weather conditions made flying ex-
cecdingly dangerous. Captain Reynolds. with
his Observer started on n mission to de-
teruiuc the position OF the front line troops
OF the division to which his squadron was at
tachcd Flying at an altitude of twenty
meters, they encountered and defeated three
enemy patrols. gathered and delivered to d-
vision headquarters very valuable information.
Home address, East Orange. ~ J.
Pharmacists Mate (second CLASSY Ray A.
McSsanelii. 5th Regiment. United States Ma
chine Gun. For extraordinary hcroism in ac-
ton near st. Eticnnc France. Oct. 4-5. 1913.
Regardless of his personal danger. he re.
peatedlY exposed himself to machine gun and
she'll fire to render first aid to the wounded.
Home address. Utica. n. Y.
Chief Pharmacists Mate Frank Tousic,
United States Navy. attached to 9th Regi-
mcnt. United States Marine Corps For ex-
traordinary heroism in action near Suippes
France Oct 3d. 1918. With no regard for
his own safety Chief Pharmacists Mate
lousic }abored INCREASINGLY in caring for and
cVacuatlng the wounded under constant shell
FIRE His great activity and courage saved
the lives of many of his comrades. Home
address, 236 West 1l6th Street, New York
City.
Sergeant Robert r. Van Duescn. Company
A. 5th Regiment. United States Marine
Corps. For extraordinary horoism in action
near st. Etienne. France, Oct a. 1913. With
his platoon in very dangerous position,
sergeant van RNSSen volunteered to n
message from his platoon commander across
a machine gun-swept field. Having success
fully accomplished his mission. he returned
and while directing his to shelter he
was severely wounded by n machine gun
bullet Home address, Vneland. NJ j.
Pvt. Thomas A. O. Miller 4oth Company.
5th Regiment. United States Marine Corps
ror oXtroordinary heroism in action near
Blanc Mont Ridge France Oct A. 1918.
Home address. Eau Claire Penn
Serst. Henry L. Mulhali, Company G. Sd
infantry. For extraordinary heroism in &C
ton near st; Etienne-a-Arnes. France. Oct.
81 1918. Home address, Hazleton Penn
Corp. John n. j. Mikos, Company II, 23d
Infantry. For extraordinary heroism in ac-
ton near St Etienne-a-Arnesf France Oct
S-g 1913; Home address. Chicago.
Pvt. Gst class Patrick Canavar, Medical
Detachment 23d Infantry. For extraordinary
hcroism in action near st. Etienne-a-Arnes
France, Oct. 80, 1918. Home address,
Brockton. Mass.
Corp. John d. Lutz, Company M. 23d
Infantry. For extraordinary heroism in
ton near St Etienne-a-Arnes, France. Oct.
SO; 1913. Home address, Allston, Mass.
Pvt. Lambert Bos. 18th Company, 9Th
extraordinary heroism in action near Blanc
Mont Ridge. France. Oct 3, 1918. Home ad-
dress, Granite. Idaho
First Lieutenant James r. Adams, 18th
Company. 9Th Regiment. United States
Marine Corps. For extraordinary herosm in
action near Blanc Mont Ridge, France Oct
through q heavy barrage. Home address,
North Augusta S. c.
Corporal Floyd E. Heath. Company c. 23d
Infantry. For extraordinary herosm in ac-
tlon near st Etienne-a-Arnes. France, Oct
i. 1918. Home address. Warren, ILL.,
Corporal James A. German, Company G.
I'd Infantry For extraordinary herosm in
action near st. Etenne-a-A Arnes. France Oct
3. 1918. Home address. Mount Carmel, Penn
Sergeant Harry l.. Greenwood (deceased)
Company K, 3l5th Infantry. For extrac rdin-
ary herolsm in action near Malancourt,
France. stp. 26, 1918. Next of kin. Mrs.
Greenwood. mother, Philadelphia
Second Lieutenant Frank Luke, jr.. de
ceased, Air Service. 9th Aero Squadron
For extraordinary hcroism in action near
Etan, France. Sept. 1S. 1918. Lieuteant
Luke Is awarded bar to be worn with the
DISTINGUISHED service cross awarded him Nov
s. 1918. Next of kin, Frank Luke, Phoenix.
Arz.
Sergeant Harry f. Flannery Company D..
341st Machine Gun Battalion. For extraordi-
nary heroism in action in the Bos de Benthe-
vile. France. Nov. l, 1918. Home address,
Brown Valley. MINI.
Sergeant Norman Henry, Machine Gun
Company, 310th Infantry. For extraordn-
airy heroism in action near Fermc de la
Riviere, France, Sept. 80, 1918 Home ad-
dress, Chicago.
Lieutenant Colonel Edmund L. Zane. 23d
Infantry. For extraordinary heroism in ac-
ton near st. Etienne, France. Oct. 80, 1918.
Home address. Washington, D. c.
First Lieutenant Charles B. Reeve (de-
ceased) 23d Infantry. For extraordinary
herosm in action near st. Etenne France,
October 80. 1918. Next of kin, c. r. Reeve,
Plymouth, Ind.
CAPTAIN Leroy P Hunt. 5th Regiment.
United States Marine Corps. For repeated
acts of hei oism in action near St Etienne.
France, Oct. 3-4 1918. Home address, Wash
ington, D. c.
Captain Frank Whitehead. 5th Regiment.
United States Marine Corps. For extraor-
in oCti
France, Oct. +, 1918. Home address, Chelsea,
Mass
First Lieutenant William ]. Warfield. Com
pany l., 31oth Infantry. For extraordinary
herolsm IN action near Ferme de la Riviere
France, Sept. IS, 1918 Home address, Chi,
cago. ~