South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-04
MORE NAMES OF MEN
WHO DIDN'T RETURN
The News-Times Aids Ameri-
can Legion in Solving
Mysteries.

by arrangement Win the AIleIl-
can Legion Weekly The Times
presents the following additional un-
solved mysteries Of the war and asks
the corporation Of its readers in
their solution:
FRANK ]. GIBSON, Co. D. SSth
Inf, last letter mother received was
dated oct. 3, 1918. when regiment
went into action in Argonne. War
Dept. reported him present for
duty" with company at Andernach,
Germany, July 3, 1919. Who knows
whether he is alive or dead Mother
III from suspense. Write Mrs. J. Y.
Gibson, BatsOn, Tex.
GLEN r. WILSON. cpl. Co. l., 353
Inf, died of wounds received Nov. l
in Argonne. Mother asks word
from someone who can tell her
about engagement in which he fell.
Write Mrs. May l.. Wilson, Oberlin,
Kan.
ALBERT II. L OSTRANDER. Co.
G., 28th Inf, killed an scissors often
sive Father desires particulars.
Address George Ostrander, Column
bus. Wis.
r. T. SPARKS. cpl. reported
missing in action oct. D, 1918, later
wounded and in hospital. Letters
eturncd marked Returned 10 L. s."
Wife asks word from comrades. Adj
dress Mrs. r. 7. Sparks. Strasburg.
Va.
ARTHUR c. LARSON, pvt. Co. X.
104th Inf. Rottineau, y. d, reported
missing oct. /. 1918. later reported
killed on that day. In January 1919
reported returned 20 his Orga MIA
ton. Address Elmer Larson. Min
upyVauEau y d.
JAMES r. MILLER. pvt, Co. q,
18th Inf. reported killed in action
May 90, 1918. Wrote two letters be-
tween that date and May p out has
not been heard from since. Write
w X Iandrum, S39 Harrison St,
stockton, Cal.
EDWARD II. HUNT pvt. Co. X.
2Srd Inf. reported wounded at Cha
teau Thierry. June 8, 1918, when APP
parently all official record OF him
ceases. Mother asks word OF COM
1ades. Address Mrs. Hunt, john
sonville. y. Y.
JOSEPH +. WEBB. pvt. Co. NJ.
10th Inf. reported wounded July
so. 1918, died July 81 in Field Hos
pital No. 40. II there IS anyone IN
his SQUAD who was with him the day
he was wounded. kindly Communi-
cate with his mother. Mrs. J. \.
webb. Rolf, Okla, Box p. r. +.
d. 2.
MARVIN GRAMMAR. pvt. Co. II,
2O6th Inf. was wounded near the
village Of Ia BasCe. France. on Nov.
8. 1915. Sgt. Stanley Peck went
with him 20 a little farmhouse but
was not with him when he died.
VIII anyone who was with him when
he died write his mother, Mrs. IL.
Grammar. Helena Ark.
HARRY X. I.AYFIELD, pvt, CO.
=. lTth Inf. wounded Sept. %. 1918,
at Septarges Wood and died follow
ing dav. Word OF his last hours is
requested by his father. w. J. Lay
field. r. + u. No. /, Harrisville, w.
FRED \. HOWARD. sgt. Co. T.
2ud Eng. killed in battle Nov. !.
1918 Mother wants 10 hear from
Ssts. Davis and Reitz and Pvt. Clay
sole survivors of Sgt. Leahy's adj
ton. addresses unknown. reported as
dresses unknown. reported as sole
survivors Of Sgt. Leahy's section.
Address Mrs. G.. \. Howard. Garfield,
Wash.
FOR GOLD STAR AMERICANS
Miss Anna L. Rogers. SOC South 10th
St. Philadelphia. former army nurse.
A =. f. was az the side of the fol-
lowing soldiers who died OF wounds
shortly after admission 20 hospital
and can furnish particulars OF their
deaths Their names are. Elmer
Neal. Crawling. Mich; Baxter Guhy
Machine Gun Co. 9Th Inf; Sgt.
STAINS. Meadville. Pa Larrie Grove,
Ambulance unit. Hugh McCiOskey
CO. VI. 23rd Inf. Jacob W. SpreCht.
96th Co. 9Th Marines. Oscar Moore.
Kansas Charlie Crews. Pvt. slim
son. Spencer. ore. or Scranton. Pa;
Lieut.. Mills. 6th Marines. Lieut..
Mosely. Edward Bell. Providence.
Il. T.. Guy Foster.