The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-20

Williams. chief OF ordnance, were for
mally decorated Saturday by Secretary
Baker under these citations. The other
major generals resolving the distin-
Eulshed service medals were Andrew
brewster, Inspector general; Harry l.,
lltogers, quartermaster- general; Vim, C,
l.angfit. director OF light railroads, and
chief engineer, A, l, f.; Mason NJ.
Patrick, director of construction and
forestry and later chief Of air service;
First army, and later commander OF
the First division; Arson Il, Ely, bri-
gade and division commander: Edmund
Wtttenmyer, brigade and division COM
manderi Charles q, Morton, 29th d.
vision; Il. NJ. Lewis, S0th division; viii
lam Lassiter, chief of artillery, Sec
ond army, and subsequently commander
Of the S2d division; James II. McRae,
18TH division George b, Duncan, 77th
and SD divisions. William Weigel. bri.
Eade commander 2Sth division, and
Vim. H. johnson, 9lst division.
The brigadter- generals named are
stuart Hetntzelman, chief Of staff,
Maltn Craig. chief OF staff of the First
army corps; Robert c, Davis, adjutant-
general, A, r. f.; Walter A. Bethel,
Judge advocate. general, A, Il. r; Ed
gar Russell, chief signal officer, A. &C..
r.; Charles q. Dawes, general purchas-
iih, agent ana VIM W, AtterhNfy, d.
re~ctor-general OF transportation.
The colonies named are Walter ID,
McCaw, medical department, and Al
fred IL. Bradley, chief surgeon, A. T., Y.
The names of 10 mayor generals, IL
neutrality-suspicious. and one colonel cited
were made public by the war depart
ment last night.
One OF the major generals, Charles
T. Menoher, commander Of the A2d
tttainhow) division, now director Of the
air service, was decorated Saturday by
Secretary Baker,
The other major generals cited last
night were VIM, NJ, Wright, success
the Third, Fifth and seventh army
corps and the seth division; Geo, W.
Read, S0th division, and later COM
mander OF the Second army CORPS; John
/. Hines, successfully regimental bri.
gRde, division and corps commander;
Charles II, Muir, 2sth division, Charles
+ Summeran First division and Fifth
sion; Henry r. Ahen. Goth division;
Adelbert II, Cronkhite, S0th division,
and Francis. j. Herman, organizer OF
the overseas service OF supply and
member of The supreme war council.
Brigadier- generals named last night
staft, S. K L, T.; Preston Brown,
chief of staff OF the Second division
and later commander OF the Third di.
vision; Avery d. Andrews, assistant
chief Of staff in charge OF ~transporta-
ton; Dennis n, Nolan, chief Of inteli-
gence. a. +. f.; Fox Conner, assistant
chief of staff In charge bf operations,
George V, H. Moseley, assistant chief
OF STAFF In charge OF equipment; Harold
Il. Ftske. chief Of training section, gen
eral staff, A. Il, f.; Harry A. Smith,
commandment OF army schools at Ian.
gres, France, and civil administrator
IN occupied German territory; Arthur
Johnson Haygood, organizer of train
, ing system In France Paul Il. Ma
lone, brigade commander during major
operations. Frank II. Mccoy, score
tary general staff, A. +. r., and sub
s~equently commander OF the SD in
fantry brigade; Hugh \. Drum, chief
OF staff, First army, and WIN. u. Con-
ner, assistant chief OF staff Of the A,
f. F, and later chief Of staff of the
service Of supply.
The colonel named was John McA
Palmer, who was on the general stat
' and later commanded the bSth infantry
brigade north Of Eerdun-