South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 300, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 October 1918 — Page 4

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HEROES American Soldiers Decorated for Valor in AOioo, Wfth Diricxjrspd Service Cross of the U. S.

The mmmandfr in 'hb-f, in tho Harn of the president, ha awarded th distinguished j-ervlce rro. th f ollo-slr! j? ofT.rrH and (oMlr Zor the nets of rxtr mrdlnary heroism described after thMr nanifs: IJut. Theodore K. Doyd, Tth ?.eM artillery, observer, attached to Sth aro o;jadron, for extraordinary hro!m in artlon, nar ConJ!an. Franco, Kept. 14. This officer hejntj detailed for the protection of a photographic minion vlth five othr planes, proceeded on hi mission when three of the escorting plane failed to join the formation. Vhil tlyir.ir nar Cnnt'.ann the formation encaped ir combat "with five enemy pursuit plane.; wounded in both Ic- the left foot and the ri"ht elbow, he displayed xreptional tenacity and oiirae by rontinuine to fire hi puns until the r.emy were put to flight. Home adtlres, G. Hoyd, Ashland City. Tenn. Cpl. Robert F. Siorrie. company H, 2'2öih Infantry, for extraordinary heroism in action nar Kply, Franco, Sept. 4, 19H. Under heavy fire from machine ;'un, and alth-aih eerely wounded, he continued to advance within the enemy lines; by word of encouragement he ured his men to fol'ow; by his brave leadership an enemy outpost, defended by two machine min and six J ifiemen, was captured. Home aildres? Meerleen Storrie, wife, 47 India St.. Brooklyn. N". V. Cpl. Frank Sadl.owski. company I. 32th infantry, for extraordinary heroism in action rear Kjdy, France. f-pt. 4. Fnder heay fire from machine u'iin:, and although seriously wounded, he continued to advance within the enemy's line; by words of encouragement he urKd his men to follow; ly hi brave leadership an enemy outpost defended by two machine puns and six riflemen, was captured. Home address. Mrs. Helen Gono.ki, lister, 206 Florence av Keyport. X. J. Sergt. Narrv .7. Adams, company K. 333rd infantry, for extraordinary heroism in action at Hotiillon-Mille, France. Sept. 12 aral 1.:. IMS. S. rpt. Adams followed a retreating GerJr.an into a house in the town of lioulllon lib' and, ascertaining that the enemy had entered a dugout, fired the remaining two Fho's in his pistol through the door and ordered the surrender of the. occupants. Tiy his braven.-, coolne and confidence, he captured, incle-h.inded. approximately COO prisoners, including fct-ven otFtcers. Home address. Miss Mayme Ilnnfr. friend. ?l Try?ania st.. New rle.ns. La. Pvt. Milton C Sundln. company ., 353rd infantry, for extraordinary heroism In the St. Mihiel salient. Prance. Sept. 1 nnd 13. 19 IS. Pvt. F.indin. while' advancing through wooded territory with four other rnen, was surprised by the firex of !x machine gans. Though two of the party were wounded, Pt. Sundin, with sreat daring. worked nround the f.nnk of the position and succeeded In routing the enemy machine gunner in time to permit the

advance, without casualties, of tw platoon operating nearby. Home nddres. 'harbs Kundin, father. .11 rIiware ft., renver, Colo. Serpt. Jerome IJusrhman. rompanj' G. rth Inf-intry, home Address, Martin J. Uusrhrr.an. brother, St. Charle-. Mo.; Pv Watzhw VlnUrskl, company G. 'Ah infantry. hrm" nddrey, Joseph Vinirski. brother. 1C7 Main Ft.. Ob ndon. Fa.; Pvt. Alfred Khirnono'ki. company G, rth Infantry, home address, Mrs. Sophie FhlmonoVj. "f, Ko-iusko St.. Brooklyn. X. Y. : Fvt. John Rockwell, company (',, fjth infantry, home address. Mrs. Klizaheth Rockwell, mother. II. F. P. .". Rock we! Springs. N Y.; Pvt. William Itockwell, company a. f.'th infantry, home address, Mrs. FJizabcth iJockwell, nr ther. II. F. I. ... Rockwell, X. Y.. for extraordinary heroism In action south of Soions, Fr.mre, July IS. 1918. They ron--piciiowsly distinguished themselves by attacking a party of more than 00 ("Jerrnaris and. in an intens nnd desperate hand-to-hxnd ficht, succeeded In killing 22 men and capturing 4 0 men ;nd five machine guns. First Lieut. Cnarloj: Raymond Flake, aviation section s.'nal corps, fir extraordinary heroism in action nar Lassiny, France, Aug. I, 191 H. Rieut. Pd ike, with Second I.Ieut. Harle W. Forter, observer, while on a reconnaissance expedition at a low altitude far beyond the enemy lines, was attacked by five fjerman battle planes. His observer was wounded at the beginning of the combat. but ho maneuvered his piano so skilfully that the observer was aide to shoot down on one of their adversaries. P.y more skillful maneuvering, ho enabled his observer to light off the remaining pltnes and returned safely to friendly territory. Home address. Mrs. Filen Rlake, grandmother. 17 Zower sf.. Westerly. R. I. Seond Lieutenant Hogan H. Arthur, pilot. F. S. A. S. 12th aero squadron, for extraordinary heroism in action in the St. Mlhiel salient Sept. 12. 191 8. Lieut. Arthur and Second Lieut. Howard T. Fleeson, server, executed a difficult mission of infantry contact patrol without protection of accompanying battle plane., on the tirst day of the St. Mihiel offensive. After being driven back twice by a patrol of nine enemy planes, they courageously made a third attempt in the face of a third attack by the same planes, found the American lines and. after being shot down, but falling uninjured in friendly territory, colnmunicated their valuable information to headquarters. Home address. S. Y. I). Arthur, father. 61 F. Main st.. Fnion. S. C. Second Lieut. Howard T. Fleeson, observer, S. . 12th aero squadron, for extraordinary heroism in action in tli" St. Mihiel salient. Sept. 12. 191s. Lieut. Fleeson and Second Lieut. Hogan H. Arthur, pilot, executed a difficult mission of infantry eontuet patrol without protection of accompanying battle planes on the first day of the St. Mihic! offensive. After being driven back twice by a patrol of nine enemy plane, they courageously made a third attempt in the face of a third attack by the .same pianos, found the American lines and, after being shot down, but falling uninjured in friendly territory, communicated, their valuable information to headquarters. Homo address, "William

Fleeson. brother. Sterling. Kas. First Lieut. Fhil A. Henderson. H. S. A. S. 12th aero s-piadron. observer, for extraordinary heroism in action in the Toul sector. France, Aug. 2 5, ISIS, while on an unprotected reconnaissance mllon with Lieut. Edward Orr, pilot, h encountered a patrol of e!sht enemy pursuit planes n?ar the American balloon lanes. When Lieut. Orr attacked the planes, which had dived at the American balloon. Lieut. Henderson engaged the other eight enemy machines, which were attacking from the rear. Tn the violent kittle which followed all nlno of the enemy were driven off. Home address, A. O. Henderson, father.

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First Lieut. Hdward Orr, deceased, pilot, V. S. A. S. 12th aero squadron, for extraordinary heroism, in the Toul sector. France, Aug. 2, 191S. Lieut. Orr. flying with Lieut. Phil A. Henderson, infantry observer, on an unprotected reconnaissance mission, encountered a patrol of eight enemy pursuit planes near the American balloon lino. The patrol was sighted just as one of them dived on the balloon with the intention of destroying It. Without hesitating, Ueut. Orr attacked this plane and followed it to within 5 0 meters, firing his singlefront gun against the double guns with which the fJerman plarA was equipped. In the meantime, Lieut Henderson engaged the other eight planes, which attacked from the rear. After a violent combat all of the enemy planes were driven off. On Sept. 14 Lieut. Orr was accidentally killed. Xext of kin, I-:. K. Orr. father, T3S Woodlawn av Chicago, III.

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P. Irwin, pilot, by a long period of faithful and heroic operations, set an inspiring example of courage and devotion to duty to his entire squadron. Throughout the Chateau Thierry actions, in June and July, 1918, he flew under the worst weather conditions and successfully carried out his missions in the face of heavy odds. In the St. Mihiel sector, Sept. 12 and 13, 1918, he repeated his previous courageous work. He Hew as low as SO feet from the ground behind the enemv

harassing German troops machine guns and rifles. He drove off enemy planes which attempting to destroy an

American observation balloon. On Sept. 12 and 13, he flew at extremely low altitude and carried out infantry contact patrols successfully. Again on Sept. 12 he attacked a German battery and forced the Germans to abandon it, shot off his horse a German officer who was trying to escape, drovo the cannoneers to their dugouts and kept them there until the infantry could come up and capture them. Home address, Mrs. Edith Elizabeth Raucom, mother, Milford, Texas.

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