New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-02

ten Germans, capturing five and putting
the rest to fight.
Burgh, Chaplain D. T. cd, 1o5th Infantry.
IS Ellis Street Bratton, Mass.-Cared for
wounded under heavy FIRE
Tucker Chaplain r. X. (2s), 105th Infantry.
Mobile, Ala.-Cared for wounded under
heavy fire.
Gould, Mechanic w. (29). Company X, 1o5th
Infantry, Brooklyn Mechanic Gould, sin
gle-handed, attacked a heavy machine gun
which was covering the retreat of the
Germans, and drove off the crew.
Maher Corporal Daniel NJ. 800, Company L.
105th Infantry, Brooklyn Corporal Ma
her led several attacks on enemy machine
gun nests. Later attacked, single-handed
two enemy snpers, killing one and driv-
ing Off the other.
Towne, Sergeant Eugene w, Company K,
l05th Infantry, Thompson, N. with
two other soldiers Sergeant Towne
rushed forward into some hedges and
sienced three light machine guns
Infantry, Brooklyn - While patrolling
alone in advance of the line Sergeant
Kenny discovered a German officer di-
recting establishment of machine gun
posts. Killed one and captured tho others.
Goubert, Sergeant James W., Company X,
l05th Infantry, Ticonderoga, N. Y.--Ad-
vanced single handed against two enemy
Thompson, First Sergeant Howard n. Com
pany l. 105th Infantry, okyn-When
the two platoons commanded by him met
with heavy machine gun fire placed his
men under cover and, single handed went
forward to reconnoitre.
Liza, First Lieutenant James II. (33). Medi-
cal Corps, 1O5th Infantry, Brooklyn-Af-
ter his battalion had been compelled to
Withdraw Lieutenant Liza went forward
and attended wounded men.
Robertson, Sergeant Angus, Company F..
lO0th Infantry, SO Van Cortlandt Avenue
New York City-Although suffering in
tense agony from the effects of a severe
gassing continued in action.
Finn, Mechanic j. J. go, Company G, 105th
Infantry, New Rochelle N. Y.-Rescued
five wounded soldiers under heavy fire
Ingram, Sergeant Leo II. (35), Company G,
1O5th Infantry Gloversville, N. Y.-Res-
cucd wounded soldier under heavy fire
Hall. Second Lieutenant r. l.. (36), 1O5th
Infantry, Ballston Spa, N. Y.-Rescued a
wounded soldier under heavy fire.
Florian, Second Lieutenant p. A.. Jr. 3D.
105th infantry. Dallas, TeX.--After hav-
ing been twice wounded he continued
under heavy fire to install wires
Ross, First Lieutenant {. r., 105th Infantry.
II West lo3d Street, New York City
When his company was held up by an
enemy machine gun post Lieutenant
Ross alone pat it out Of action.
Armstrong, Sergeant T. (3S), Company H h.
Tooth Infantry. Brooklyn-Alone attacked
and drove back an enemy patrol.
Spencer Sergeant f. w. (39), Machine Gun
Company, Tooth Infantry New London
Conn-Advanced against nest of enemy
snlpers and succeeded in killing four
Jackson, First Lieutenant Franklin J. (de-
ceAscd), 106th Infantry So Pine Street.
New York City-Twice volunteered to 20
forward under heavy fire on a recon
noissance.
Hook. First Lieutenant Alfred J. (deceased),
106th Infantry. Brooklvn--Lieutenant
Hook tapped off the line of departure for
his company under heavy she'll and ma
chine gun fire.
Close, Corporal H. l.. (4O). Company D. 106th
Infantry. Brooklyn - Single handed at
tackled thirteen of the enemy, killing
three and taking the rest prisoners.
Ireland, Captain Rutherford, 106th Infantry,
New York City-Captain Ireland con
tinued to lead his battalion in attack.
although suffering great pain from a
wound caused by she'll fire.
Bougie, Private James, Sanitary Detach-
ment, 106th Infantry. klyn-Under
heavy fire brought in wounded comrades
Lynx Sergeant Harry E., Company G. 1O6th
Infantry, 178 Taafe Street, Brooklyn
While suffering from severe wounds or
gained several small groups from other
companies consolidated them and led
them into effective combat.
Manard, Corporal Alexander, Company K
10th Infantry, Malone, n Y.~Rescued
four seriously wounded men.
Scott, First Sergeant Edward w. (deceascd)
Company l., 107th Infantry Country
assumed command of his company after
all the officers had become casualties
though he himself had been shot through
the arm, and led it into effective combat