New-York tribune., 1919-03-02

Weissmnn Private $. (7sJ, Sanitary De
tachmcnt, l0Gth infantry, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Showed great courage in dressing the
Jones, Sergeant J, r., Company G. tOsth
Infantry, Brooklyn. n N'Y ", Aithoush ush
wounded, took command Of his platoon
after the officer commanding it had been
wounded, aud continued to lead it,
Hughes, Sergeant H. 500. Company u.
lo7th Infantry Potsdam, N. Y.-Although
seriously wounded, continued to direct
his men until overcome
h'n%m, IMen,t rrNnts r p,y Guy D. Company D, 1o7th
Feringa' Private r. A. (sD, Sanitary Detach-
ment, lO7th Infantry, New York City
Wounded Upon rcgaining consciousness
dressed the wounds of his injured com
Clarke. Private George, Sanitary Detach
mont, lo7th Infantry, Mt. Vernon, N Y
Rescued wounded men and assisted the
walking wounded under fire.
Irem", Private (first class) Lawrence J.,
Company K, l07th Infantry Malone. N. Y
French, Private James G.. Company X. 10Th
Infantry, Malone, N. Y
Malley. Private Uirst class) Harold p. 1922.
Sanitary Detachment 107th Infantry, 720
Riverside Drive, New York City-Assisted
wounded under fire.
Schn"'I, Corporal George T., Company X,
107th Infantry, Haverstraw, N. Y
Sanford First Sergeant J. Bartlett, ir. (S4).
company x, l07th Infantry, Reading,
command despite wounds
Conn, Sergeant Russell j. (s5), Company A,
lo7th Infantry, Boonton, N. J.--IIe ad-
vanced at the head of few men against
group Of enemy machine guns.
Smith, Sergeant Thos. ID. (S6), Company D,
lOith Infantry, New York-East Of
Ronssoy wounded in the knee by burst
lng shell, he continued to direct his men
Na'ente, Private Michael. Company d, 1O7th
Infantry New York City-At Ronssoy he
single e-handedly advanced on a nest of
enemy machine guns and captured eight
Harvey, Private (frst class) Henry Nj. $50,
Buchanan. Private William p, Company A,
loSth Infantry, Buffalo
Morris, Corporal Michael, Company A,
l0Sth Infantry Rochester, N. Y, and
Smith, Private Crst class) Ellis S., Com
pany A. 10Sth Infantry, Rochester, N. Y,
Bastian, Private (irst class) Roy T., Com
pany A, lOSth Infantry, Rochester, n Y
Boals, Private Walter j., Company B. 1OSth
Infantry, Elmira, N. Y.
Wetmore, Private (irst class) Ralph E.,
nv, Company D, losth Infantry, Buffalo
l0Sth Infantry, Buffalo
Schneider, Private Arthur, Company G..
l0oth Infantry, Elmira. n Y.
Sanders, Private Smith d., Company F,
l0Sth Infantry, jamestown, N. Y
Company E, l0Sth Infantry, jamestown.
n. y. Advanced alone with salvaged
machine gun against a German machine
gun post, which he put out of action
iiione Private (first class) Jos. (SS), Com
pany +, 10Sth Infantry, jamestown, N. Y.
Wolfe. Private isidore (S9), Company f.
l0Sth Infantry, jamestown, n Y-He was
injured by a shell, but fought on
Amles, Sergeant Chas. A.. (90), Company II,
10Sth Infantry Utica. n.
Schmit, Corporal II. r. (9D, Machine Gun
Company, lOotn infantry
Peel, Sergeant NJ. J. (93), Company NJ 1OSth
Infantry.
NJ. c. GREAT BRITAIN)
Motley. Captain James G.. CD, 1O2d Field
signal Battalion, New York City-At
midnight, under heavy fire, laid a wire
from st. Souplct forward.
Galloway, Captain Geo. S. (72), 1O2d Field
Signal Battalion, New York City Worked
continuously under fire and completed
telephone and buzzcr line forward to St.
Soupet.
Slayton, Second Lieutenant w. w. (76),
I09th infantry. New York City-Person-
ally conducted patrols against several
machine gun nests.
Bulkley, Captain Stanley, 105th Infantry.
go West 191st Street, New York City
Continued to advance with his troops af
ter being painfully wounded
McDermott, Captain A. w., 1O6th Infantry,
Brooklyn, N. Y.-Took command of q pro-
vlslonal company, and displayed great
galantry until wounded.
De Loiselle. Second Lieutenant Harold g. G.
O9), l06th Infantry, Brooklyn-On two
occasions volunteered to make a personal
lOiSSdllce unuer neaVy shell fire
Uni, Second Lieutenant II. J. (92). 1Osth
infantry. Lieutenant Uhl was one of the
officers who reached the main Hindenburg
Inc I'm IN the hrst advance east of Ronssoy
lie assisted in the consolidation of the
position and in repulsing heavy attack.
ID. c. NJ. (BRITAIN)
Semberg, Private (frst ciass) ]. (77, SAM
tary Detachment. 1o5th Infantry, Brook
lyn, N. T.-Although wounded left shell
Ter voluntarily and went out under heavy
gun fire and brought twenty wounded men
to the aid station
Smith, Sergeant William Franklin, Com