New-York tribune., 1919-03-14

Specific instances of heroism among
the officers and enlisted men of The
9th Division are listed in a bulky
group of citations made public By
Major General John F. O'Ryan yester.
day afternoon.
In nearly all Of the citations ths
heroism that won attention was ex-
hlbited in the desperate fighting along
the Hindenburg line during the fnal
days Of the war. "For courage and
inspiring example, repeatedly shown
until killed in action" is a phrase
typical of the brief paragraph of ex.
planatlon that accompanies many
names.
The names of seventy-five officers
ano 1e9 enlisted men that had not here
tofore been published in the command.
er OF the divisions citations were in
cluded in yesterdays lists. They are
as follows:
Colonel William A. Taylor. commanding
motor transport: Colonel Franklin w =
Ward, commanding 1Oeth Infantry: Lieu
tenant Colonel John M. True 1o6th In
fantry: Major Robert f. Molyneux, com
manding 104th Machine Gun Battalion
Major Nathaniel H. Eeieston, commanding
l06th Machine Gun Battalion
Captains
1O6th .Infantry-Murray Taylor, Robert
Wst.cn Il; TraSk. Am Ames T. Brown, Winslow B.
Blaisdell, Lenox c. Brennan.
lO5th Infantry - Roscoe B. Trumble,
Georgs W; =. Papen jr., Medical Corps; Ste.
Gibbes. ' ''''' W. f'os'' Lewis H.
1oSth Infantry-sidney D. Palmer M.d;-
cal Corps; George A. Elliott, Edwin G.
5eanns..I 51eiser, Samuel ts H. Merrill Charles ].
Farmer, Joseph W. Smith (deceased). "
Headquarters, 54th Brigade-Davis It.
Dunbar.
1o5th Machine Gun Battalion-stanton
First Lieutenants
:, 1o4th Machine Gun Battalion--Clarence
E. Hancock
Rail 1p5tA Il Machine Gun Battalion-Alwyn
D.I; iosth Ha' Infantry-rrank T., Shines "a.
ceased), James x. Kipp, Howard NJ. Karr
James F. Oakleaf. William R. Shelley. Ed
ward +. Winnek (deceased(, Edward M
Rceaos n Croiv 'ames aases, j. RGGs ldeeeassd Harry
Harry 3. Bentley s0 3deceasedS eSaS John eds
J., Welsh ldeceased), Henry o. Sommer
tdeceased). Ralph w. Loughlin (deceased).
loSth nfantry-Erdman n. Brandt
Herbert F. Rosboro. Alfred J. Hook. Frank.
Richardson. Medical Corps Brannin S
Woodward, Edward F. Ryan.
Division eadquarters-Herbert c. Forsch
Machine Gun Company, 10th Infantry
Paul H. Gadebusch.
105th Machine Gun Battalion-Edward &
Flash
Aid. headquarters 5th Brigade-Roland J.
Second Lieutenants
Ypfo
officer; Edward J. Bonney. Frederick w
Rozeck George w. Turner. George Archer. jr
1o7th 1nfantry-Horace c. johnson. Bert
r. Anderson.
1O5th Machine Gun Battalion-Frank H
Grace
1oSth Infantry. Timothy o'Connor (de.
ceased, Adam j. Schaenzer. Walter N. Hors.
Thomas. G. Kerr Dick D. Smith deceased deceased
John +; Lathrop (deceased). Benjamin w
Fuller (deceased).
Enlisted Men
102d Engineers - Sergeants Harry c.
Kelly, Frank A. Taylor. Frederick Bertsch,
Ernest I'M; M; Grau Priyates Harold C. Han
William L: Policy. Nathan Levy. Master
Engineer BENJAMIN White. Corporal James
A. Cavanaugh.
107th Infantry-Sergesnts George Camp.
bell, Arthur r. Boyer, John NJ. Cieary, ia
cob J: Fowley, Herbert w. Beaumont. Will
lam H. Broderick. jr.. Harold l.. Moles Har-
mon Is. Vedder, Robert l.. Peek.
Corporals Samuel Weinstein, Joseph H.
Corbett, Harry Boretz.
Corporal George w Winslow, 10th In
fantry (killed in action October /, 1919.
105th M. G. Battalion-Sergeants George
r. Bryan, Andrew Henriksen, Edwin D.
Ross, James M Leonard Frederick H
Workman.
Corporals Bailey Williams, Earl Irwin,
Francis w. Clancy
Mechanic Edward j. Durney.
Prix,ot ,l, h~l;1 D. ~.
NEW E. Dillon. Harry G. Crane, Thomas j.
McCarrell. Alfred Abrams
Sergeants Rupert G. Kuhn, Edward K
Hill. Harry M. Wood, Frank L. Monty. Vic
tor Brinkman.
Privates Harry +. Garrity, Daniel H
Merritt, John r. Mcdonald, Company B
105th Machine Gun Battalion,
-Sergeants Donald d. Magruder, Leroy
Hunt Matthew F. Casey, Minthorne T
Gordon.
Corporals William B. Cobb. Milton r