New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
200 " ot1slde(I
Of 9th Arrive
From Over seas
Continued from rage 1

Montdidier, Chateau Thicrrv. Bcilcau
Wood. scissors and Mont MaYial
ut was shortly after the lighting at
Solssons that was fassed, but before
that ! was. struck by machine gun
bullet sad Lieutenant Brady. Il
wasn't looking at the timt, so you can
imagine where got IT, The gas that
got into my lungs gave me pneumonia,
aud | was. sent rs a base hospital near
BordeauN9 #W!fef fookad up from the
cot one day I looked right into the face
Of Lindsey Dennison ,anothcr Gwen
ing World" lnali). don't know Just
what his Jcb is, bu. he's captain in
the cuartermastcrs department."
Negro Veteran Returns
One of the first of Colonel William
Hayward's cid 18Th Cncgro) Regiment
can's cn tAc Manchuria. He is Wal
lace B. Lee, Of 20 West Nincty-ninth
street. lie was nine months in the
trenches and was in the sick bay Of the
ship, unable to get out o. his bunk he
cause 0! nasty wound in his left
knee caused by ahrapacl in TIE ligh.-
ing at Chnnpagne on September 80.
Lieutenant p. g. Polk of Danville
fchn;, recently completed several
months s"rvice in an American prison
camp where there were thousands of
German Prisoners, most OF them Of
tcers.
The officers were the freshest bunch
l., \
came out Of the battlefield wearjnr
monocies and carrying canes. Thev
were naughty, cocEy bunch and made
themselves perfectly at home. The en-
nsted men we're perfectly satisfied 10
be prisoners.'
Boy Saved by Corporal
Captain Russell Beall. Of Unlontoyvn
Penn, who fought in the Spanish waras
wen as the Philippine campairn. had
iittle praise for the Prussian guards.
re re fought against them at Chateau
Therry. ''N''''" ="
They may have been GOOD enough
ighters,' he said, "but they lacked the
initiative and the pep of the Amcri-
=. Corpora! Alphonse Lang, of 40 Par.
street, Mlllville, Penn. wounded in both
iegs and the head told how he saved
siN'een-y ear-old American from death
at the hands of German and the,
Killed the German.
II was on sentry duty when saw =,
olg fat German private trying to XIII
tne KID ! stole behind. some brush and
just "hen was almost on them heard
a scream and the kid dropped. took
the Germans bayonet away from him
and killed him. Then carried the kid
back He recovered. too"
Llentcnant Ray Pardee, who makes
his home at the New York Athletic
CLUB, returned on The transport. lie
was with the Rainbow Division and
later was dispatched to tho io,,, Iorrsina J,,a
lront, where his commanding officers
were Theodore Roosevelt, ir., and his
brother Archie.
Robert Warwick Returns
Also aboard the ship were Captain
kopert Warwick. tho actor and Lieu
tenant Russell Colt, Ethel Barrymore's
husband.
Lieutenant Ralph Twitchell, Ct Win
ter Park, Fla, attached to the 95th
Aero Squadron, was a fellow flyer with
Quentin Roosevelt
Some of the 9th men to return on
the Cedric are Sergeant Charles e.
Burton, 36 West 130th Street; James J
Walsh, 219 West Sixty-sixh Street;
opScPu oHhIii, ~ w COlScy street, AS
teria Joseph Anderson. 1864 fifth
Avenue; Vincent l.. Pettororeno. 98
Ncvins Street, Brooklyn; Merrill lie
voy.. 353 Macon Street. Brooklyn; John
j. Yudc. 5aS Fulton Street. Jamaica:
Joseph Hannard, 1894 Simpson Street.
The Bronx: James Lyons. SOC West
Forty second Street; Charles Frohn
l35 SchaeTer Street, Brooklyn: T.. A.
Raymond. l72 Manhattan Street. BROOK
lyn; Alphonsc Ccha,lecf. 10 Avenue A
Sergeant Alfred Mundy, 163 F,7ss scv
enty-ffth Street; Corporal Bernard
Gin, 3b7 Seventh Avenue; Oscar I
Johnson. 220 Battery Aycnhc, Brook
Iyn, and William r. De Bevoiss.
Some Of the New York men on tho
Manchuria ware Lieutenant Louis F.
Morse, l173 Flntbush Avenue, Brook.
iyn; Lieutenant David =. Otis. 1902 Wa.
verify Place; Charles Marger, 2d2 Sump
ter Street, Cypress Hills: Louis Levitt
ts2 Fulton Street. Brooklyn; Arnold
Gombcrg. ia East 1S1st Street, An.
drew Forst, 49b Broadway. Astoria,