New-York tribune., 1919-04-04

tarily went to an especially dangerous posi-
ton to care for wounded soldier, and in
SO doing was himself killed. Next of kin,
George A. Pegg. father. Arlington. N. j.
Sergeant John H. Groves. Company l.,
32oth Infantry. For extraordinary herosm
IN action near st. Juvin. France Oct. 16,
1918. Sergeant Groves led a patrol against
n machine gun nest which was causing many
casualties in his company. He then worked
his way to the rear of another machine gun
position, charged it, capturing three prison
ers. two guns and killing six of the enemy.
Home address Warehouse Point, Conn.
Private Paul Cross. Machine Gun Com
pany. 325th Infantry. For extraordinary
heroism IN acsion near st. Juvn, France,
Oct. II. 1918. Home address, Centervile
Iowa.
Second Lieutenant George II. Howard,
326th Infantry. For extraordinary herosm
in action near st. Juvin France, Oct 1926,
l9lS. Home address, Philadelphia.
80 Sergeant Benjamin II. Bacon, Company d.
%2eth Infantry, For extraordinary heroism
in action south of Champigneulle, France.
Oct. 10. 1918. Home address. Philadelphia.
Private Graviel Garcia, Company c. 325th
Infantry. For extraordinary heroism in
ton near st. Juvin. France. Oct. 16. 1918.
Home address, Davis Tex.
Private Nickous Weber. Company X. 325th
infantry. For extraordinary heroism in ac-
ton near ST. Juvin. France. Oct 16. 1918.
Home address. Waterloo Iowa.
Private William ]. Cahll. Company u.
59th Infantry For extraordinary herosm in
action near Bois de la Cote Lemont, France,
Oct 3. and the Bois de Fay France, Oct. 9.
1918. Home address. Lowell. Mass.
Private Arnot l.. McArty. Company D.
59th Infantry. For extraordinary heroism in
action near Bois de la Cote Lemont. France,
0ct 3, and the Bois de Fay, France. Oct. g.
1918. Home address, Infield. III.
Corporal Fred. N. Rapp (deceased), Ma
chine Gun COmpany 59th Infantry. For
extraordinary herosm in action in the Bois
de Fay, France. Oct. 6. 1918. Next of kin,
Mrs. Sarah Rapp, mother, Shorty Wyo
Private Lawrence Boup. Company A. 59th
ton near the Bois de Brieules. France, Sept
20, 1918. Home address, Girard Mo.
Corporal Ernest N. Wright (deccased).
Company c. 344th Battalion, Tank Corps
For extraordinary herosm in action near
Nonsard. France: Sept: ~, and near Va
dress, Pasadena Cal.
Corporal Earl Lamb. Company +, l32d In
fantry. For extraordinary herosm in action
near Consenvoye. France, Oct. 9. 1918. Home
address. Watertown, III.
Sergeant Frank B. Gresham, Company G,
39th Infantry For extraordinary heroism in
action near the Bos de Fay, Frarce. Sept.
26. 1918. Home address, Augusta. Ca
Captain Matthias willoughby Haney. 39th
Infantry. For extraordinary heroism IN ac-
1928, 1918. Home address, Philadelphia.
Private Roy E. Mathews, Company f. 5Sth
Infantry. For extraordinary heroism in ac-
ton in the Bois de Fay. France, Oct. 3, 1918.
Home address, Seattle, Wash
Private Clyde II. Lindsey, Company A,
o9th Infantry. For extraordinary heroism in
action near Bos de Breules. France. Sept.
%. 1918. Home address. haywood. Mo.
Corporal Earnest T. Rnehart, Company II.
11Sth Infantry. For extraordinary heroism
in action near st. Martin Rvere. France.
Oct. II. 1918. Home address, Reidsville. S. G.
Captain George A. Blair, l17th Infantry.
For extraordinary heroism in action near
Fremont. France, Oct. 8, 1918. Home ad-
dress, Knoxville, Tenn.
Corporal Robert +. Lewis. Company G..
10th Infantry. For extraordinary heroism
in action near Beecourt. France, Sept 20,
1918. Home address, Wananish, NJ c.
Private Henry G. Kelley, Company G, 1l9th
Infantry For extraordinary heroism in ac
ton near Bellecourt France. Sept 20, 1918.
Home address. Andrews, N. c.