Field of Honor, Faces of Soldiers Who Gave Their All, 1918

From the New York Tribune, Oct. 6, 1918. The image is from the Library of Congress, Washington, D.C., online at http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1918-10-06/ed-1/seq-47/

The Field of Honor…Americans who have given their lives in the great war.

Pvt. William Hobart Swingle, Nelsonville, Ohio

Ft. Lt. Vernon Holden, Machine Gun Battalion, Neenah, Wisconsin

Sgt. Lyle Morris, Infantry, Berlin, Wisconsin

Pvt. Andrew Lynch, Infantry, Cambridge, Mass.  

Sgt-Major William J. Geary, Washington, D.C.

Seaman Phillips Brooks, Chicago, Illinois

Lt. David E. Putnam, U.S. Air Corps, Newton, Mass.

Pvt. Charles A. Batten, Royal Highlanders of Canada, Rye, N.Y.

Pvt. Edward J. Stutz, Buffalo, N.Y.

Corp. William Graham, Whiswater, Wisconsin

Pvt. Charles Rogers Ellis, Field Artillery, Brookline, Mass.

Sgt. John Nowak, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Corp. John H. Gibson, Motor Truck Train Corps, Greenwich, Connecticut

Lt. James Cowan Andes, New York City

Pvt. Patrick d’Agustino, New York City

1^st Lt. Ray Dickop, Beloit, Wisconsin

Corp. Daniel B Gould, New Vineyard, Maine

Pvt. Vernon Kellogg Penny, Rochester, N.Y.

Pvt. Phillip M. McGovern, U.S. Marine Corps, Irvington-on-the-Hudson, New York

Lt. Marian Cranefield, Infantry, Madison, Wisconsin

Pvt. Edward R. Murray, U.S. Marine Corps, New York City

Corp. Alois Pchlaikowski, Infantry, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Pvt. Fred F.Kanzler, Infantry, New York City

Corp. Gay Edward York, Field Artillery, Sheldon, Wisconsin

Pvt. Frank Hamilton Snow, U.S. Marine Corps, Anniston, Alabama

Corp. Roman Lemanski, Milwaukee, Wisconsin