New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-02
Lieut.. ]. III. Lambert.
New York Air Pilot,
Wins Army Gross
Attacks Air Fleet, Destroys
Plane and Damages An
other Twenty-Five
Officers and Men Cited

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-The com
mander in chief, in the name of the
President, has awarded the Distin-
guished Service Cross to twenty-five
officers and soldiers for acts of eXtraor-
binary heroism:
FIRST LIEUTENANT JOHN H LAMBERT.
p,iot, 91st Aero Squadron. for extraordinary
heroism in action near Stenay. France, Oc-
tober 30. 1918. While on a photographic
mission in the vicinity of Stenay, his work
being seriously nterfcrcd with by the fire
Of formation of enemy planes. Lieutenant
Lambert temporarily discontinued his mis-
sion. attacked the formation and dispersed
1t. destroying one plane and seriously dam
lcctive completed his mission and returned
with information of great military value.
home address. Mrs Joseph +. Kelley, As
West Eleventh Street. New York City.
FIRST LIEUTENANT JOHN r. COUSINS.
infantry, observer. Path Aero Squadron, for
extraordinary heroism in action near Con-
ians, France. November =. 1918. In the
course of Photographic mission OF par
tlcuiarly dangerous character Lieutenant
Cousins and his pilot were attacked by A
superior number OF enemy pursuit planes
During the combat that ensued with re-
markable GOODNESS and excellent shooting. he
>Nctwiths landing that the enemy aircraft
continued to attack and harass them. Lieu
tenant Cousins and pilot reached all their
ooJectives and returned to our lines with
Home address. Mrs !. A. Cousins Whsllev
Avenue. Westville Conn
CAPTAIN EVERETT r. COOK. pilot
Ohio
FIRST LIEUTENANT JOHN H. shy
DER. observer. Air Service 1st Army.
Reading. Penn.
COLONEL. D. D. PULLEN. Tank Corns
Sksgway. Alaska.
COLONEL GEORGE s. PATTON, ir..
Tank CORPS. Boston. Mass
CAPTAIN BEN F. DIXON 1ooth Infan-
try: deceased. home address not given,
COLOR SERGEANT LAURENCE STAN
FIELD Headquarters Company. 12oth In
fsntry, Durham. N. G.
SECOND LIEUTENANT WALTER C..
CARLSON. 18th Infantry. Chicago ILL.,
SERGEANT BERLIN WESLEY BROWN
Tenn. '''''
SERGEANT ANDREW ]. PADGE1-r.
COMPANY NJ 111th Infantry. Gaffney, S. c.
CORPORAL BEDFORD r. IUNSFORD
deceased. Company NJ, 117th Infantry.
Mount Vernon Tenn.
PRIVATE LEONARD FR1TTS. Company
NJ. ll1th Infantry, Laurel Bloomery, Tenn
:, PRfVATE OTIS TURNER. Company NJ.
il TN Infantry. Abba. Iowa.
PRIVATE CALLIE A. SMITH. Company
" 18th lnfantry. Rocl Hill. S. c.
rs pRl y e. tG I R. PHILLIPS, Com
PRIVATE ERNEST MORGAN. Company
L. 11sth Infantry. High Point n c.
PRIVATE WILLIAM f. JONES. medical
detachment. llSth Infantry. Styx, s. c.
PRIVATE JAMES X. FAISON. medical
detachment, 18th Infantry. Bennetsvile
PRIVATE GEORGE A. BUSTING. Com
psny 6. 11sth Infantry, Plainfed Iowa
CORPORAL YOUNGMAN 4. WEEKS. de-
ceased, Company =. llSth Infantry Cole
ton. S. c.
CORPORAL JOHN c. vILLEPIGUE..
Company M. l1Sth Infantry Camden, s. c.
CORPORAL HUBER TERRELL. deceased
Company |. 1lSth Infantry. Cheraw. S. c.
CORPORAL JAMES n. HER1OT de-
ceased, Company ]. 1ISth infantry, Provi-
uence. s. G.
CORPORAL. FREDERICK O. GAsKlNs,
deceased. COMPANY |, llSth infantry. Ches-
tcrfeld S. c.
FIRST LIEUTENANT GEORGE A..
GOLDTHWAIrE. pilot. Air Service oath
Aero Squadron Marion. Ind.