Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-12
f3 Congressional Medals
 Presented to War Heroes
(CoNTINuED FRoH; rAGE ONEl

fCONTlNlltD FROM T-NtiE ONEl to a marine officer ana one to an en- listed marine. Those to receive this highest award for valor were:
 Lieutenant J. T. Boone. medical corps. navy for extraordinary hero ism in treating wounded in France. Although the dressing station was twice wrecked by shell, the citation said, the officer "continued without cessation his treatment Of the wound ed.".
 Ensisn Charles H 1Tamman. naval reserve, who piloted seaplane in a patrol which dropped propaganda on Pola, and when a comrade was shot down, landed on the water and res cued the pilot of the wrecked plane
 John Henry Balch, pharmacists mate, navy. who fearlessly aided wounded under fire at Vierzy as they fell in the attack. voluntarily keeping up the work for 16 hours on-a field torn by shell and machine gun fire. =
 o. K Ingram gunner's mate. navy. of the torpedoed destroyer Cassin, who was killed while trying to release the depth charges before the torpedo could reach the ship.
 David E. Hayden, his apprentice, navy, who at Thiacourt braved an op- en field swept by machine gun fire to dress the wounds of fallen com rade then brought the wounded man back to safety.
 Lieutenant E. V. NJ. Isaacs, navy. captured, by the German submarine which sunk the transport President Lincoln and while confined in pri- son camp obtained information so i'm portant that he determined to escape and jumped through the window of a rapidly moving train. Recaptured he made a second and successful attempt deliberately drawing the fire of the armed guards in the hope of permit tings others to escape during the con fusion" and finally swan the river Rhine during the night
 A. G. Lyle, dental surgeon, navy, who administered such effective sur gical aid" under fire during bom- bardment as to save the life of a wounded soldier.
 Lieutenant Commander J. J. Madi son. naval reserve force. commander of the transport Ticonderoga. sunk by a submarine after pfolonged resis- tance directed by the wounded officer from chair.
 Lieutenant w. k. Osborn, medical corps. navy. killed while carrying back wounded under fire at Bouresche France.
 Lieutenant Orlando H. Petty, medi- cal corps. E. F.. who was knocked to the ground by a gas shell which tore his mask at the Belleau Wood fight but discarded the mask and courage ously continued his work of caring for the wounded
 Robert c. Robinson. gunnery ser geant marine corps an observer in the marine aviation force whose plane and one other became separated from their formation during raid and were attacked by 12 enemy scouts. In the fighting which ensued he fought off the enemy until~he collapsed with three bullet wounds.
 Ensign Daniel A ]. Sullivan. R. F. who flung himself on loose depth bombs on the deck of the United States steamship Christobe during fight with submarine and succeed ed in securing them. saving the ship from disaster"
 Lieutenant Ralph Talbot. marine corps, Robinson's companion in the air battle, and who after the obser- ver's collapse, shot down the nearest enemy scout "and then with his ob- server unconscious and his motor fail ing dived back across the eGrman lines at an altitude of only 30 feet. took his comrade to a hospital and returned alone to his aerodrome
 Letters of appreciation also were forwarded to 2e1 officers who served in the naval overseas transportation system for assisting in making pos sible the worthy achievements of the navy in the war"
 The lists of awards did not differ from that announced by Secretary Daniels last winter prior to the in- vestigation by the senate. except 49l Were added to receive medals. Tn no case was revocation made down ward
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