Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-19

(iats and soldiers suffering from con.
tagious disease and who afterward
Cross in France and whose efforts
brought large subscriptions to war
work institutions.
Richard Robinson Riley, Of San
Francisco, administrator Of the Amer
lean Hospital No. 147B at Nice. where
he rave all his time and care to the
management of the institution. which
he had helped to found.
Herbert Mason Sears, of Boston,
Mass, a voluntary worker for the
American Red Cross who during six
months distributed hot drinks day
and night to French soldiers passing
through the. various stations and who
hundred refugee families.
lie Secours Louisiannais q la Fraseee
q New Orleans society formed shortly
after the outbreak Of hostilities to
help the French wounded.
-Le secours q la France, another
1915 to- aid the victims OF. the VAR
Miss Canli..l Treadwe1l, OF New
Union Of French Women, who, since
the beginning OF. the war, looked after
French wounded with skill and zeal.
Miss Anna, Murray Vail, Of New
York city, treasurer Of the American
Fund for French Wounded. who since
the beginning Of the war executed her
work with devotion.
Among those receiving the Branze
Medal are:
Clarence Allen Baer, Of Milwaukee,
Wis, Of the American Red Cross. who
ments in Paris, notably during the
bombardment Of the Rue de Rivoli,
where he helped to save many wound
ed.
Mrs. Adelaide Beaded, Of New York
city, a certified nurse Of the Union of
French Women, for which she worked
pital No. lit from November, 1916.
Or. Wilfred Bovey. AND Canadian
infantry, for devotion displayed in
seeking. Identifying and burying
French soldiers who fell at vimy and
Lorette.
Miss Anna Brown. voluntary nurse
and masseuse at auxiliary hospital No.
~ at Berck PLACE, which she fitted up
at her wi expense.
Miss Pearl Gertrude Dudley, direc-
tress Of the canteen for tho disabled
ct Crezancy.
Miss Amy Ellis, voluntary nurse
from the early days of the war gave
her services to the French wounded.
Miss Margaret Hamilton MacElroy.
assistant at the Jubecourt canteen for
eighteen months.
Miss Emile Fowler, Of New York
city. nurse Of surgical ambulance No.
at Cugny, whore she rendered serv-
ice to the French wounded.
Miss Amelia L. Gassette. Of Chica-
80, who, besides being assistant nurse
At the American ambulance from
August, 1914. to November, 1915,
founded several Frsnco-American
1E,.. ASaIstda cre.tA ~ N.pu Yort
city, directress Of the canteen for iso.
lated soldiers at LIE Bourget, who
showed initiative in providing enter
tainnent for troops.
Mrs. Jesstca Rodda Jackson who
: - / member Of the French Red Cross
French war institutions and provided
assistance for t~uberculous soldiers.
Miss Mary CROWN Lane. who col.
Elaborated at the canteen OF LIE Bour.
lgSt and afterward at Connalitre.
Mis- Emma Sterling Lansing and
IAiss Katherine Ten :Eyck Lansing, OF
watsrtown, N. r. who assisted at the
american eanteen at .Epernay. where
thAy attracted attention by theil
Great courage during the lombard.
ments: working day and night in the
service Of the troops.
Miss Helene Mackay, voluntar,
N4AO oVSsAA &X0yt Va 0V0sSaS NWA>
Wa delegated by the French WA
emergency fund to visit hospitals II
the interior ana at the front. wher.
she rendered service both to the sicl
ana to the doctors.
Louis Merriam, surseon-dentist q
Infancy, who placed HIS services at tn,
disposal of the civil hospitals there.
Niss Gecile Rsau, Of Poughksspsia
lin. r., French professor at vass1
collsgs, who devoted herself with. Eea
70 al the ri works.
Ludesr tAdolphe 6ylvestre, Cana
dian chaplain Ct Ct. Cloud. who neye
SPARED hiimsAlf In caring for tn
lrench wounded. most especially dur
ling the second battle OF fprSAEwher
- many suffered from gas poisoning
Mrs. Ulenor Terradsll Shepard. VIII
founded the Elliott r. Shepard con
waleecsnt home IN August, 1914, An
managed It until the end Of the wa
N~ontsnAnt Bstram winthrop q
lNew York city, attached TO the AMER
lean air service, who worked ~
n tvoiunteer Ia. the service Of the Amer
lean relisf clearing house from Il
foln1Aalon until ~ liquidation.
I'll 49, MRA HA.AAA-A - 49,