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MEDALS AWARDED AMERICAN OFFICERS
 BY GEN. PERSH|NG
Four Major Generals Among Those to be Decorated For Distinguished Service
 In European War
By Assccrated Press

Washington, Aprn 13.-Distinguishec service medals have been awarded by General Pershing to 16S officers in the American expeditonary forces flor ex- ceptionally meritorious and distinguished services.:" Names of the officers were sent to the war department by cable and announced today with brief sketches of the character of the services for which the medals were awarded. In the list are three major generals, forty-two briga- dier generals, 100 coonels, twentyone lieutenant colonels, one major general, and one chaplain One marine corps brigadier general included. Of the officers named more than two dozen of them have returned from overseas and will be decorated here at home, while the re- nainder, who are still abroad, will re- eeive their medals from General Per shing. Presentation of the medals awarded the four deceased officers will be made to their next of kin.
 Many of those included in the list an- nounced today. previously have received the distinguished service medal for gal lantry in action. The new awards are wholly in recognition of leadership dis played by the officers in their various as- signed duties.
 Col. George Grille being given the medal for services in medicine and sur gerry, Col H E. Lindsay for devotion to duty in carrying on the overseas work of the war risk insurance, and Chaplain Charles II. Brent for work in connection with organization of the chaplain's school
 WHO THEY ARE
 The list follows:
 Major Generals; George Bell, Jr, John Riddle and Frank w. Coe.
 Brigadier Generals: D. E. Aultman, NJ. H. Barnum. H. G. Bishop, E. E. Booth, A J. Bowley, l.. NJ. Erect, W. B. Burtt, J. C. Castner, w. M. Cruikshank, w. C. Davis, T. B. Dugan, S. L. Faison, w. NJ. Fassett, j. M. T. Finney, C. s. Gibbs, F. Jadwin, A. Johnston, C. King, F. l.. King, C. K Rauthoff, J. R. Lindsey, U. c McAlexander, D. McArthur, J. B. Me Donald, L. J. McNair, W. K. Naylor, w. ( Neville (marne corps), W. J. Nichol- son, F. Parker, B. A. Poore, G. s. Sim onds, F. w. Sladen, M. G. Spinks. IT. Taylor, w. s. Thayer, L. s. Upton. R. D. Walsh, w. l. Westervelt, K. B. Winans, G. A. Wingate F. A. Winter and P. W. Wolf
 Colonels: R. G Alexander. N. Allison, F. s. Armstrong. F. J. Arkisson. J. A. Baer, F. c. Baker, A K. Baskette, l.. H. Bash, R. McC. Beck, U Brnie, J. Blake, R. c. Boiling (deceased) c. Boyd (deceaseD F. c. Burnett, c. c. Carson, J. J. Carty, J. B. Cavanaugh, C. Def Chandler, s. A. Cloman,, o. G. Collins. A. L. Conger, C. Chile, c. B. Crusan, J. l.. Dewitt, T. Dodd, T. Dorey, G. l.. Edie, w. Elliott. H. Erickson, J. D. Fife, s. o. Fuque, J. F. Goldthwaite, E. S. Gorrell, w. $ Grant F. Graves, J. w. Greeley, W. D. Harrell, w. H. Hart, W. Haskell, w. Hayward. H. A. Hegeman, J. K. Herr
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NJ R. Hilgard P. Hitt. J. R. Holman. T. D. Holme W. Howell. w. N Hughes, J. A. Hull. C. A. Hunt, P. C. Hutton, G. Johnston. F. l.. Jones, C. Keller, w. WelIey. J. C. II. Lee, H. B. Lindsley, F.. r. Longley, J.. P. McAdams, R. Me Cleave. J. A. McCrea, J. F. McKernon, c. C. Marshall. 'Jr.. T. Dew Milling, T. E. Mott, J. R. Mount, B. Palmer, D. D. Peek, A. T. Harkins. ,E. c. Peyton, F B. Fey ton, G. H. Burlington, H. R. Rethers. J. C. Rhea, C. D. Rpberts. T. A Roberts, J. Ronayne, l.. l.. Ruffner. K. w. Salmon J. S. Sewell. J. H. Siler. c. T. Slade, H. C.. Smither, G. R. Spaulding, A. N. Shrk, w. C. Sweeney c. J. Symonds, J. K Thomas, Jr, c. A. Trott, c. P Tyner, ;. II. Wadhams, G. II. Webb, R. :. Nelst (deceased). H. C. Whitehead, J. w. WI gus. W. II. Wilmer, CT. K. Wilson, J. A Woodruff, H. II. Young and G. A Youngberg.
 Lieutenant Colonels R. Bacon, H.. Beeuwkes. S Behn, E. Garfield, P. H Clark. R. II. Coles, J. L. Collins, C. F-orhes c. z. Gaskil, l.. Griscom, H. II. Harces. ]. R. fitzpatrick, l.. R. Krumm, G M p. Murphy, J. H. Perkins, J. G. Quekemeyr, w. F. Repp, $. A RoDertsoH' G. Fl. Vincent, I E C. Ward. Ii. n. hise'
 Major Willard D. Straight (deceaseu1' Chaplain Charles II. Brent.
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HE INSURED SUCCESS

By his energy. zeal and persistent e1- forts, coupled with sound tactical Judg- ment, he insured the success or the op- eration.
 Col Gordon Johnston: For eXcep- tionally meritoriSus and distinguished services He showed great ability while chief of staff of the Eighty-second d1- vision in the operations in the Argonne area. The force of his energy and his
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COMMANDED ENGINEERS

Col. George R. Spaulding: For ex-
 ceptionally meritorious and distinguish
 ed services He served with marked
 distinction as commanding officer, as
 chief of engineer of the Fifth corps, ana as chief engineer of the First and
 Third armies. At all times he exhibited professional attaimnents of the high est order in handling the difficult prob lens with which he was confronted. Col. Robert s. Welsh ldeceased): For exceptionally meritcrious and dis tinguished services. He commanded the 314th field artillery, Eighth division, wkich later became part of the Third corrs. He rendered exceptionally ef- ficient service With the Eightieth di- vision, taking part in all operations Of that division He displayed high o,der of leadersn p and exh hibited those masterful qualities of commander winch insures success. Later, assigned to the Third corps, his devotion to
 duty and high professional attainments
 were again revea.ed.
 Lieut.. Col. Robert Bacon: For excep-
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 services. He served with great credit
 and distinction as post commander of general headquarters and as aide de
 camp to the commander in chief By his untiring efforts as chief of the Ameri- can mission at British general headquar-
 tsrs, he has performed, with marked ability innumerable duties requiring great tact and address.
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ClOLneS Qulck6T lldu d ~e@ masterful leadership manifested itself in the crowning successes of the di- vision during the operations Of thls campaign.
 Col. Euphriam G. Pcyton, 32oth m fantry, Eightieth, for exceptionally meritorious and distinguished serVlces' As the commanding officer of the 320th infantry regiment, in all its operations, by careful and painstaking preparations and skillful leadership. he enabled his regiment to carry always its tasks thorugh to successful end. At all times he displayed a high order or lead ership and exhibited superb qualities as commander.
 Col Charles D. Roberts: For excep- tionally meritorious and distinguishes services He displayed unusual abil- ity as chief of staff of the Eighty-hrsf r division in its organization and in the conduct of its operations in the St, Die sector on November 9, 10 and II, near Verdun where the division was ena bled to advance some five and one half kilometers over marshy ground un-
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section 2 Sad slrcuou shall be bold
and toiurns thrrt-ri made In the same man
nrr and hy the same officials a. iu the case
Of the election Of state uifirct, and ~ Hc.
rofdancr a. near ~ may hN with t'c Pr"
visions ~ the general oTrti0n lAws Of ms
state The secretary ~ state shall Ger
t'y 10 tho State Fic,tton Board the form
Of said ballot and me- rrspcsuvs p"rUoni
ebQso duty % is undor thr general oi,'tor
hWs Of the state tu cause notice ~ the
eior'tun ip be- giNcn audohallotv printed aud
distributed and election 10 he held aud ~
suit thereof il hr A-rrTtniutd HUd Declared
arc hereby authorized empos red hud ~
rooted to take rNory stcp ard to do every
thing urcrs.sry tn ho taken snd don" In
sut.t rRsrs 30 a. 90 rauar this Amendment
tu be- properly submitted to the people Of
tho Niatc. for thrIr AppruN4' nr t'lrcil'u
N Hau tho STATE ElrriiDu Hoard has rAn
AsrariaIurd iHr rr.uIY thereof 10 shAl I'M
modiAtely certify tn the Secretary ot state
tho result Of Ad election. giving the total
number OF votes Tor sud against said
Amendment and ihrrrur"u N" Governor o'
the State shall by proclamation declare
d.. result of .ad election
Nrcttur n for any reason said c'er
'ion cannot hs held on the Aforesaid date
it shall Dc held on such date iherrnirf a.
the Goy-rnor ~ this State shall by proc
iAmhtiun dcsIF1aiy
section THIS resolution shall he pub
li-heh oiu ~ lca'i three daily nowspsrcr'
~ genera circulation IN tho state once
each WprL iuI At irNst tHrrp unusccuiiy W
wr<ts before tho vote ~ t" people shall
be- taken upon said Nreudmsnt Ard lhe
publication 81 tho resolution. Rs herein
provided u hereby declared 30 he VcttCc
'o tho p~ople ~ ma sipis ~ 'hr pr0yisinfs
Of sad Nmsrdmeni and o' 0s submis'lon
to 'Nr people
Section ~ taid proposed Amendment
rrrrI,rs lf raId sue la| election % wHI"uiy
81 tho votes a. oil eir. tor, voting n said
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50 sw, sw Sc Sc, 2S 4slw 1916 1888
NV Sc, ne sw. So Sc NV,
NV Sc NV, e2 Sc ne, 50
s2 sw, sw Sc sc. 2S 4s1w 1915 6s.S6
NV Sc, ne sw, So Sc NV,
NV Sc NV, e2 Sc ne, 50
SO sw, sw Sc Sc, 2S 4s1w 1914 74.47
NV Sc, ne sw, So Sc NV.
NV Sc NV, e2 Sc ne, So
So sw, sw sc Sc. % 4s1w 1913 S3.SS
NV Sc, ne sw, 81 Sc NV,
NV Sc NV, e2 sc ne, So
So sw, sw Sc sc, 2S 4s1w 1912 s2.42
NV Sc, ne sw. So Sc NV,
NV sc NV, e2 sc ne, So
SO sw, sw Sc Sc. 2S 4s1w 1911 229.66
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sw. sw NV Sc. n2 SO sw,
NV sw Sc, % 5s3w----- 1915 I.44
So NV sw, sw sw, So ne
sw, sw NV Sc, NJ sc sw,
NV sw So, % 5s3w----- 1915 60.2S
50 NV sw, sw sw, SO ne
sw, sw NV Sc, NJ Sc sw,
NV sw Sc, % 5s3w----- 1914 5746
SO NV sw, .sw sw, So ne
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NV sw Sc, % 5s3w----- 1913 e0.31
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