The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-06-22
IDAHO UNIVERSITY
HoNORs WAR HEROES
NAMES OF MEN WHO GAVE
LIVES INSCRIBED ON BRONZE
TABLET JUST RECEIVED.

| Names of 32 University of Idaho
men who lost their lives in the worlC
war are inscribed on bronze table,
that has just been received by the
university and will be placed promi
nently in a corridor of the admins.
tration building.
The tablet is the gift of the gradu-
ating class of 1921.
Soldiers whose memories are thus
honored are these:
Clarence Albert Sylvester, Rath-
drum, Idaho, killed in action in the
Argonne forest, September 20, 1918.
Conrad Lyman Ostroot, Moscow
died on board H. M. S. Caronia, Octo-
ber 10, 1918, enroute from England to
France.
William F. Howe, Laramie Wyo.,
died of influenza, S. A. T. c., Moscow,
November IL, 1918.
John Francis Hayden, second lieu
tenant, from Sites; died October %,
1918, of wounds received in the bat
tie of the Argonne forest.
Dudley A. Loomis, first lieutenant,
from Moscow, killed in aerial flight,
February 7, 1918, Hawon, Okla.
George William Sarenberg, Wal
lace, died of influenza, S. A. T. C.
Moscow, October %, 1918.
Joseph Pearl Ricketts,, Letha, died
at Camp Fremont, August "a, 1918.
Charles Henry Wilber, who was
professor of law at the university,
1910-13; died of disease, October Is,
1918, at Camp Zachary Taylor.
Ralph Jamison Gochnour, Burley,
lied of influenza, S. A. T. c., Moscow,
November 8, 1918.
Frederic Sherman Gregory, second
lieutenant, from Boise, died of dis
ease, October 13, 1918, at Fort Bliss,
Texas.
Frank Joseph Paterka, Republic,
Wash, died of influenza, S. A. T. c.,
Moscow, November 16, 1918.
Oscar Fred Carlson, captain, from
2lchland, WASH, killed in a railroad
lcccident, December 5, 1918, on the
way back to the front after having
'een five times over the top, wounded
vice and gassed.
Ewing Creswell Albertson, Albion,
led of influenza, S. A. T. c., Moscow, /
November 29, 1918. /
Ira Archie Hawley, Moscow, killed
n action in battle of Cantigny, May
S-3l, 1918.
Ernest DeHaven, Grangeville, died
wounds, July 80, 1918, France.
Robert Benjamin Cross, Douglass,
Vyo., died of influenza, S. A. T. c.,
1oscow, October 28, 1913
Roert James Henry, Rigby, died of
lfluenza, S. A. T. c., Moscow, Octo-
5ber 80, 1918. 4
Lloyd Alvin Ellington, Holiday,
[o died of disease, June IA, 1918,
ort Riley, Kansas.
John Webster Rhoads, second lieu
,nant, Payette, killed in action, April
3, 1918, France.
Fred Arthur Gracey, Boise, died at
7arden, Wash, October 26, 1918.
Kenneth Zuck Kimberly, died at
7arden, Wash, October 26, 1918.
Leland Ernest Eddy, Standpoint,
ed of influenza, S. A. T. c., Mos
w, November II, 1918.
David S. Hubbard, Grace, died at
endleton, Ore, October 20, 1918.
Homer Smith Youngs, captain of
fantry, from Twin Falls, died No
,mber "a, 1918, of wounds received ..
action and was buried in Brizlaux
llage, south of the Argonne Forest.
w lIlIdIu 11cIlIy HcipS OOlllHS, cap
in, from Alpena, killed in action in {
rial battle, March 12, 1913, falling I
1000 #. after accounting for seven G
un planes.
Lafayette Marshing, Claytonia, I
ed Of influenza, S. A. T. c., Moscow, t
ovember /, 1918. i
Herman Richard Greaser, Laramie, 8
yo., died Of influenza, S. A. T. c., {
oscow, November z, 1918.
William H. Booth, Nez Perce, killed
battle of Argonne forest, Septem-
r 80, 1918, buried at Gesnes, near
.rdun.
John Cecil Cox, Clovis, California, o
of the old Second Idaho. e
Miles Jordan Davis, Gillette, Wyo., il
I'd of influenza, S. A. T. c., Moscow, t.
.tober IA, 1918.
Howard Wesley Holiday, Moscow, n
led in airplane accident, March IA, P
18, Kelly field, Texas r.
Charles Stonewall Wilkin, Black r.