Evening star., 1919-04-26

near the city. They were only sig
| kilomefcrs from the scene of the
fighting. --- -------
| Observed. American G-it.
| At this hospital the District unit
| observed. King example of
American grit An Alabama boy was
| brought in with a bleeding hand
after an encounter in which he had
| killed q German. When he learned
! that the doctors would have to am
/ putate the hand. he exclaimed: "Oh.
/ doc can't you save the trigger I'm
| ger?"
! As the Germans gave ground at
Chateau ThierIy. the Dist-ic. hospital
unit advanced with the Rainbows to
the VeSla river. On August 10 Ecy
rotIaced their steps through Chateau
| Thierry en- route 10 the st. M;h:el
, sector.
, They Were cperat:n, an advance
! dressing station in che ST. Mihiel Sec
| Tor, but the resistance of the Ger
| mans was SO slight that casualties
among the Americans was light. THIS
made life a bit easier for the local
men than in their previous engage
IN entS.
Weary, But Trailed Along.
OF moves, but by no means played
| out" the Washington boys trailed
along with the Rainbows early in Oc-
tober from the st. Mihiel to the Ar
gonns 1oI est: Here once more they
opened an advance operating station
and treated the wounded from the
! Meuse-Arsonne drive.
They were still with the Rainbow
Division a. Sedan in November, when
! the armiStice was signed,
Personnel Of Company.
The personnel of the company as
1t arrived at Camp Merritt follows:
Sergeant Crarles w. Surles. 225 Indi-
ana avenue: Sergeant Charles ONeil,
sol West 123d street, New York;
Sergeant Edward ]. Mahan, Sergeant
Ihomas Il. Cavanaugh, 70i gath
street; Sergeant James F. Curtin,
t21A Orleans place; Ser seant irving
n SilVerberg. 1861 10th street: Ser
seant Duncan w. Dean, St. Louis.
Mo-: Sergeant Howard E. Black. 722
Upshur street; Sergeant Paul A. Sc
bastian. 343 Pennsylvania avenue.
Corporals-Charles o. Matthews,
!s0 w street. Walker H. Colsion,
li2o 1th street: Franklin Butler. 1925
Cooks-Henry A. Windsor. 241s
Franklin street northeast, .and An
thony Russo. 735 LIST street
Mechanio-James G. Fitzpatrick
Wagoners-Earl r. Allen, Brecken-
ridge. S. D.: Robert r. Birch. E
street southeast; Walter G. Blake
South Washington. Va; Joseph NJ
Brockwell, 1859 Morse street north
east; Joseph c. Flood, 1912 18th
street northeast: Robert E. Fuller,
1o6 L street southeast: William B.
Jones. Bloomingdale. Ga; Lewis J.
Moran. I'LL 4th street northeast;
Robert H. Potter. 209 e street north
east: Bernard v. Rhodes. 1851 Park
place northeast: William w. Richard
son. so4 x street northeast; Ernest
L; Russell. zoos Gales street northeast.
Prfvates-Harold C. Allen. Arpin,
Wis; Henry c. Bazata, 1s North Caro-
lima avenue southeast; Samuel J..
Denny. SO Rhode Island avenue north
west: James J. Dowd. Holyoke. Mass.
Raymond J. Doyle. 1341 H street
northeast; Arthur NICK. Ftker. 63I2
Connecticut avenue: Oscar A. Jackson,
$50 Q street northwest; w. H. Kay,
349 Pennsylvania avenue northwest; !;
Leroy A. Keen. b33 Shepherd street
northwest: Ralph 8. Kiefer. 2122 P
street northwest: John W. Kline. 214
John Marshall place; Joseph A.O'Brien.
1743 North Capitol street: Meyers Os-
trower, 1880 New Jersey avenue
northwest: Aubrbey Page, 3O17 o
street northwest; Ralph p Perry,
Zoos street: r. o. Sexton. 62s Penn
sylvania avenue southeast; John W.
SHEPPARD. rs Quincy street north
east: Theodore p. Arbeely. 1873 U
street; l. e. Beane. Rockville, Nd. :;
Ernest Binnix. 424 LIST street south
east; George W. Burdette. 623 Pick
ford place northeast: Samuel ]. Co.
hen. 1875 @ street: Edward G. Curtin,
40S K street northeast; Paul G. De-
monet. 1901 X street; Frank X ]. Fo-
,gSrty, I91S Virginia avenue south
west; Harry M. Ford. 915 7th street
northeast: Summer E. Healy. 22Os
and II streets northeast: Lester NJ.
Koontx, Woodstock. Va: Winfield s
Lynn. 7zs 9Th street; John w. McCIos-
key. 3217 18th street northeast:
George T. Mcdonald. 1881 X street !:
Ashton N. Maxfield. st. Elmo. Alexan-
drta county. Va; Erwin Modena, 1905
10th street: Logan J. Purcell. 654 II
street northeast. and John ". Shiles.
2057 Park road.
Three Left Behind.
Private Robert o. Litchfield was left
In Germany recovering from pneu-
Sergt Elwyn c. Babcock was left at
Az University. AK. France: Private
| Joseph Masone was left in Brest
awaiting discharge. so that he could
return to Italy.
Leslie c. Hines Of 1913 P street and
James 3. Mui.ord of Chatham Courts
were sent home several months ago a.
casuals. Other Washington ians who
returned on the Leviathian yesterday
| were: Sergt. James r. Daily, Route 4
Box 81. Washington: Sergt Frederick
@. Hammer. 1877 Columbia roaa:
Sergt. Walter Davis, 1349 O. street
Sergt. Edwin E. Darr. 1881 s street
sergt. Albert Kloczewskl, 7o1 5tt
street; Private Louis F. Bell, 10C6 9tt
street: Private John L. Delawder, 1875.
Massachusetts, avenue southeast; Pri.
vate Frank J. Clarke. 11O4 stree,
northeast: Private w. ]. Dore. 652 11tf
1904 New Jersey avenue: Sergt
Charles c. Schroth, 1923 Gates street
Private Clifton c. Sowerby. i7e8 s
street. and Sergt. Charles Kershen.
baum. so5 street southwest.