Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-14
CAN YOU AID IN
ANY OF THESE?
American Legion Seeks Trace.
Of Lost Soldiers.

The American legion is seeking tnfor-
nation regarding the following additional
list Of mysteries of the war:
Robert Roy Brown, Company A, 1s7th
infantry. last seen Sept IS. 1918, when,
although wounded, he left cover to carry
water to his brother, who also was
wounded and suffering Any information
concerning his fate asked by his mother,
Mrs. Wesley S. Brown, Route 8, Kingmsn.
Kas
william H Walker, Company e, 3O8th
infantry, variously reported killed,
wounded Or missing. Conflicting reports
lead relatives to believe he is alive Adj
dress father William H. Walker, 175 Van
Buren, street, Passaie, N. Y.
Frank Osborne Moore, private Com
pany =, 147th infantry, reported wound
ed Sept. 20, 1913. No other word. Father
inquiries. Address George F. Moore,
Route 1, Somersworth, N. H.
Charles George Miller, Company I, 1cssi
infantry, last seen in action at BeIleau
Wood, June o. 1918. Reported missing.
Write r. E. X. Mumma, Payne, o.
John Francis Derby, private Company
K, 14Oth infantry. reported missing Sept.
30, 1918. Records show he was wounded
day before. Mother seeks word. Address
Mrs. John Derby, Frontenac, Kas.
Charles John August, Company 3, 382d
infantry, reported buried No. 8, 1918.
Family has no news Of cause Of death.
Write sister, Mrs. W. F. Wetzel, II Man
ming street, OIL City, Pa.
Robert G. Butcher, second lieutenant.
Company D, It'll infantry. now a lawyer
in Petersburg. Va, wants the name OF
the sergeant who, at the risk of his own
life. saved Butchers by helping him to
cover when that officer was seriously
wounded In the attack on the fortified
chateau of LeCharmel, July q, 1918.
Charles Ezra Miller, private, Company
F. 10th infantry, wounded and missing at
Scissors July 20, 1918 Write sister. Der
nice Miller. 7o8 West Third street, Ana
conda, Mont
earle LaFazia, private. Company L. 10th
infantry, wounded in Argonne, unoflcially
reported died on Armistice day. Father
wishes word. Write Domenico LaFazia,
573 Douglas avenue, Providence. r. T.
John G. Buresh, private Company A,
102nd infantry, reported killed Sept. Il,
1918; reported missing, Sept 26; reported
killed, Oct Is. Write NJ o. Hanzlfk,
commander Cedar Rapids post, American
legion, Higley building, Cedar Rapids,
Ia, who viii notify family.
Scrapp w. Jones, private, sixty-sev-
enth company, Sixth marines, wonuded
at Belleau wood, killed in Argonne.
Father asks particulars Write Walter
II. Jones, Fredericktown, Mo.
Carl C. Durham, Company A, 2Sth in.
fantry, reported missing in scissors at
tack, July is, 1918; later reported killed.
Father desires word from any one who
knew him. Write S. W. Durham. Adna,
Wash.
Herman K. Rathwisch, Company II,
10Th infantry, reported missing in Ar
gonne and supposed" to have been buried
Oct. 4, 1918. Mother asks word. Address
Mrs. II. Rathwisch, 1913 Christy street,
Louisville, Ky.
Martin G. Hsugse, Company c, 165th
infantry, automatic rife gunner, killed
ar his gun in Forty second division at
tack on st. Georges farm, Oct Is, 1918
Father asks word from his sons COM
rades. Write A. n. Haugse, Garretson,
n. D.
Owen Victor Carr, private. Company @.
347th infantry, reported died on transport
en- route to France. Mother desires to
hear from any one who can tell her of
the last Illness and death Of her boy.
Write Mrs. w. II. Carr, 81 East Russell
street, Columbus. o.