New-York tribune., 1919-01-24

succeeded in capturing one gun and fifteen
prisoners. Home address. Niagara Falls,
NY
Firs. Sergeant WILLIAM II. WARD, Com
pany M. l08th Infantry. For extraordinary
heroism in action near Ronssoy, France,
September %, 1918 Although severely
wounded Sergeant Ward assumed command
of his company after the company COM
mander had become a casualty. displaying
great gallantry and bravery in leading them
into action. While endeavoring to locate
cremy machine gun nests he was killed.
NJ NY OF XII" "''''a" . ward ST. Aa0uf"
Private JAMES BoUGiE. Sanitary De-
tachment. lO6th Infantry. For extraordinary
herosm in action Ronssoy, France, Sep
tembsr 20. 1918. During operations against
the llirdenburg line Private Bougie went
forward under heavy shell and machine gun
hre and brought in wounded comrades, con-
tinuirG his work even after he himself had
been wounded. Home address. 81 Bridge
Street, Brooklyn.
Corporal LEROY F; WHITNEY, Company
M, losth Infantry. For extraordinary hero
toher II, 1913. Voluntarily carrying mes
sages under heavy shell and machine gun
fire. Corporal Whitney displayed great
bravery and galantry. In one instance he
completed the mission of runner who had
beer wounded and returned with very i'm
portant Information as to where the barrage
Corporal HENRY BATEMAN. Headouar-
ters Company, 307th Infantry. For extraor-
binary beroism in action near st. Pierrs-
mont, France November t., 1918 Home ad-
dress, Buffalo
Corporal HERMAN NUBEL. Company L,
! 3O7th Infantry. For extraordinary herosm
in action near st. PerTnont, France No
vember 4, 1918. Home address, Elmhurst.
Sergeant Nicholas RoDAKIs, 4th Aus
traian Machine Gun Battalion British Ex-
peditionary Forces attached to Machine Gun
Company, 1o5th Infantry). For cxtraordi-
France, September %. 1918.
First Lieutenant JOHN =. MICHENER.
Air Service (pot). lst Aero SQUADRON. For
extraordinary heroism in action near Va
renncs, Franco. October q 1918. Home adj
Csptain JOHN MITCHELL, deceased Air
Service 95th Aero SQUADRON. For extraordi-
nary heroism in action near Beaumont,
France, May 27, 1918. Home address, Man.
Corporal CLYDE A. FRITZ. Company X.
9th Infantry For extraordinary heroisnl in
action near Scissors. France. ,ihlY lS, 1918.
Home address, Richland Centre, Wis.
I Private WILL ROGERS, Company K. 9th
Infantry For extraordinary heroism in
ton near scissors. France, July is, 1918.
Fi9me address; III, Tusa, % Okla su,r, aoooossd
Company X, 9th Infantry. For extraordinary
heroism in action near Beaumont. France.
November 8. 1918. Home address. Vox. Ky.
Captain MAURICE PINCOFFE. Medical
Corps Ambulance Company No. 1, Cd Di-
vision. For extraordinary heroism in action
near Blanc Mont, France, October 8, 1918.
Home address. Baltimore.
First Lieutenant WILLIAM II. CARRIER,
9th Infantry. For extraordinary heroism in
action near Tuilerie Farm. France Novem-
ber 5, 1918. Homo address, Glastonbury,
Private HAROLD p. RUMBERGER, Com
pany B, 3l6th infantry. For extraordinary
heroism in action near Bois de Montfaucon,
France, September %, 1918. Home address.
Corporal cHARLEs STANTON. Jr.. Com
pany J. 108th Infantry. For extraordinary
heroism in action near st. Souplet, France,
October 15 1918. Home address, Troy,
Penn.
Corporal John CHYkO, Company E.
314th Infantry For extraordinary heroism
in action near Moirey. France. November 10,
1918 Home address. Beaver Valley Penn.
pany f, 314th Infantry. For extraordinary
heroism in action near Moirey, France. No
vember 10, 1918. Home address. Centralia,
First Lieutenant LEE NJ ENGLISH,
Dental Corps 314th Infantry. For extraor-
dinary herosm in action near Montfaucon.
France. September %. 1918. Home address,
Freoport Ohio.
Sergeant E. KELLEY NAIL, Company I.
1929 Infantry. For extraordinary heroism
in action near st. F-tienne, France. October
s, 1913. Home address. Cleburne, Tex.
Corporal FRANK JOHNSTON. Company
ism in action near ST Ftienne. France. Octo-
ber s, 1913. Home address. Denton. Tex.
Corporal ERNEST nj. BOGGS. Company
NJ 142d Infantry. For extraordinary hero
ism in action St lIticnre. France. Octo-
ber 8. 1918. Home address. Pilot Point Tex.
Private WILLIAM C.. CURTIS, deceased,
Company NJ, 1929 Infantry For eXtraordi-
France. October 8, 1918. Home address,
Petersburg, Tex.
Sergeant HAROLD c. MOORE, Company
c. 349th Machine Gun Battalion. For ex-
traordnary heroism in action Mont
des Aileux. France. September o. 1918.
Home address. Upland. Cal
Sergeant OLIVER ANDERSON, Company
l., 362d Infantry. For extraordinary hero
ism in action Steenbrugge. Belgium,
October 81, 1918. Home address, Matsoni,
British Columbia.
First Sergeant BRUCE X. .MALCOLMSON,
Company II, 364th Infanty. For extraordi-
nary herosm in action near Cheppv Fralice,
September 26. 1918. Home address, Los
Angeles.
Corporal NORMAN E. EDWARDS. Com
pany II, 3G4th Infantry. For extraordinary
September %. 1918 Home address. Chicago.
Sergeant EDWARD j. BROOK. Supply
Company, 364th Infantry For extraordi-
nary heroism in action near Wortegem Bel
gium, November 3, 1913. Home address,
Los Angeles
First Lieutenant JAMES A. VINCENT,
Company G, 363d Infantry. For extraordi-
France, September 21..191S. Home address,
Davenport, Iowa.
Private JOHN J. AUBER. Company F.
- 18th Infantry. For extraordinary heroisn
in action near Samogneux. France November
J, 1918. Home address, Elm Grove, W. Va