New-York tribune., 1919-03-02


on his forces, Lieutenant Brown reached
the wire in front Of the main lIndcnburg
line, and after rcconnoitring for gaps, as
hauttcd the position and effected foot
hold. Organized ANAL forco and cap
turcd over 100 prisoners.
Beinlich, Corporal II. T.. $50. Company l..
l0sth Infantry Made a Reconnaissance Of
tho river In Scllo under constant fire.
Stanton, Corporal C., jr. (59) Company l.,
lO8th Infantry. Now York city. Mado n
rcconnoss of the river La Selc UNI
der heavy machine gun fire.
Randall, Private Samuel j., Company L,
108th Infantry, Beaver Dams, N. Y Made
reconnaissance Of tho river La Selc.
Synott, Corporal =. (60), Company +. 1O8th
Infantry, Auburn, N. Y. Rescued several
wounded soldiers under heavy fire.
Dennis, Second Lieutenant Erwin A. 1OSth
infantry, Auburn, \. Y.-Licutenant Den
mis- led small patrol against an enemy
machine gun nest, which he captured.
Sandberg. Captain c. A. (6D, Company E,
10Sth Infantry. Jamestown, n. Y. After
having been severely wounded, continued
to advance with his command.
Whitney, Corporal l.. +. {G2). Company NJ,
lOSth Infantry, Buffalo Voluntarily car
rcd messages under heavy shell fire.
Cross Second Lieutenant James. 10Sth In
fantry, New York Accompanied by four
soldiers, Lieutenant Cross made a recon-
nOlSSunCc OF the river La Sclle under con-
stant fire. Was wounded.
Percy, Sergeant W. j. (63), Company T.,
i0Sth Infantry, Utica, n. y. After hav-
ing been wounded Sergeant Percy led n
patrol, under heavy fire, against ma
chine gun post and captured one gun and
fifteen prisoners.
La Ford, Private Russell T.. Company X,
10Sth Infantry, Tonawanda, n. Y.ARcs-
cuod wounded officer.
Duncan, First Sergeant Edward A., Com
pany A, 10Sth Infantry, Buffalo Rescued
many mon under fire.
Cavanaugh, Corporal J. A. (6D. Company d.
1929 Engineers, New York City-After
several runners, sent back through
heavy barragc for rcnforcements and
ammunition had failed to return. Cor
poral Cavanaugh volunteered for this mis-
sion and accomplished it.
De Rum, Corporal Howard d. (dcceased),
Company c, 102d Field Signal Battalion
Buffalo Strung telephone lines under
enemy fire. Was killed.
McCann. Corporal X. NJ. (65), Company c,
1920 Field Signal Battalion. SO Beobman
Place, New York City Worked contnu-
ously as siEnalman for scventy-two
hours without relief through repeated gas
bombardmcnts
Shugg. Private W. Il. (66), Company G. 1O2d
Field Signal Battalion, New York City
After !N,d, the commander of the infantry
the platoon, leading it into combat
Thomas, Private (irst class) r. B. 67,
Company o., lo2d Field Signal Battalion
New York City Through intense fire TO
get rcinforcemcnts.
Duprcc, Corporal George A.. Battery B.
104th Field Artillery, 113 East Eighty
eighth Street, New York City, and
Brink. Mechanic Herbert NJ. Battery B.
104th Field Artillery, 3107 Bailey Avenue
New York City, and
Nctte, Private (rst cIass) William B, Bat
terry b, l04th Field Artillery, 213 East
Eighty ninth Street, New York City, and
Sullivan, Private Ralph b., Battery B, 1O4th
Field Artillery, 1866 West 12Sth Street
New York City When a bombardment
had set fire to the camouhagc covering
of large ammunition dump of .75-mm
shells and exploded nine of the shells,
these men eXtinguished fire
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Maher, Private James S.. Headouarters
Troop, Brooklyn motorcycle dis
patch rider, carried messages through
heavy artillery fire
Adams, Private w A., jr. (6S). Headquarters
Troop New York City-Carred messages
between Divisional and Brigade Head
quarters under heavy she'll fire.
McCay, Corporal r.. jr (69), Headquarters
Troop, Now York City Carried messages
under heavy fire.
Marausee. Corporal Jack (7O). Headquarters
Troop, New York City Carried messages
under heavy shell and machine gun fire.
Frank, Sergeant NJ. c. (73), Company +. 1921
Engineers, New York City-ynder heavy
Shell and machine gun fire secured in
formation Of great value to the engineers.
Mannheim, Private A. 7D, 102d Sanitary
Train, New York City--Vountarily went
forward through heavy shell fire to bring
in wounded comrade.
Mackay, Private Donald 75), 102d Sanitary
Train. New York City-Rcscued
wounded comrade.
pany T., 1o5th Infantry, Staten Island,
n. Y-Although wounded continued to