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ttVUVS HAVCK, dertawMid. (WMov) earn The fiarden niy Hot«l, Oarden Ctty, N. V. (Danxhter) ear* Mni..Chari«i Fenaterer. 28 Ht. Nk^ laa »venae, BrooUyn, N. Y. Bronae medal to the widow and death benefit a to the daughter at tha rate of |3r> a month. Hauck, aged flfty-one, chaufreur, died uttemptinr to' save Ella B. Buftosy and Jamiea 6. Adama. Jr.. from drowning, Bouthamp- ton, N. T., Auguat 19, 1920. Hauck swam, fully dreaaed, to Mlaa Buicoay and Jamea. Mlsa Bukoay supported heraelf brlfifly by putting a hand on Hauck'n shoulder. Hauck then turned to aid Jamea, who waa bealde Miss Bukoay., He graaped Jamea by the shoulder, but his hold auddenly re¬ laxed, and he sank and waa drowned. (Rcf* caae of Klla K. Biikoay.
(By International Newa Servloe.) I'ittaburKh. Pa.. April 30.—Twenty- tliroo acts of heroism were recognized at the Hpring meeting of the Carne¬ gie Hero Fund Commlaalon in thla city yeaterdsfy.
Jn two raspfl silver medals were awarded; In twenty-one cases bronzo m^'daln. Five of the heroes lost their Uvea, and to the dependents of three bf theae penalona aggrsgatirlK $1,920 a ¦ year were grant<Hl; to tho dopendfnts of one of theae and of one other, who loat tholr lives, the sum of $2,500 was granted to b«» applied as the Commte- sion nruiy sanction.
In a<ldition to theso money grants in'- nine cases awards aggregating $14,400 wore appropriated for educa¬ tional i)urpo«>s, payments to be made as needed and approved, and In six caaea awards aggregating $S,.'>00 wero mude for other worthy purposes. Pay¬ ments in the ono-sum cases will not bo made until the beneflclarios' plans for the use of the awards have, been approved by the Commission.
EUGENK SPENCER BR00K8,
No. 1 West Elglity-flrst .Street, New York, N. y.
Bronzo medal-r-Brooks, aged seven¬ teen, Btudont, saved Kmerson O. Mc- l.#an, aged soventcon, ntilidont, from drowning, Antrim, N. H., ¦ July 15. 1917. McLean weakened and sank un¬ der the surfaco while swimming in Crogg Lake eighty feot from shore, l^lf rtise and strugglod violently. Brooks swam forty foot to McLean, who grasped Brooks at the tiiroat and held his left arm securely at his side. Thoy sank together, and Brooks broke Mc¬ Lean's hold when thoy rose. Brooks then took hold of McLean and swam with Ilim about forty-flvo feet to wad- ablo water.
ARTHUR LaFAYETTE KIM8EY .Mount Airy, (>a.
Bronze niedoj—KImsey, aged flfty- sevon, morchant, saved Alonzo Gil> son, aged thirty-nine,, woll digger, from Buffooatlon, Mount Airy, Oa., October 13, 1919. Qibaon waa overcome by gas in a woll forty-six foet deep'. At difroroiit times two mon started to his rescue, but both felt tho gas affecting them and refused to de.scond to him. KImsey was thon lowered in a bucket lo Gibson. Ho rai.sod Qlbson, put a rope around him, and holding to the well ropo and supporting Gibson, was drawn to the top, Kimsey was faint and was breathing heavily. Gibson re¬ gained consciousness about four' hours later.
WAYNE G. COOK No. 1001 Kahl BuildinK' Davenj^rt, Iowa. ^-
Bronze medal—Cook, aged twenty- Six, attorney, soved Robert H. Wun- dor, ag<»d twenty, laborer, from drown¬ ing. Buffalo, Iowa, July 21, 1918, Wun- der got cramps in his limbs while he was swimming in deep water in the MIsslasippi River two hundred and fifty feet from the bank. Cook swam 225 foet to him, reaching him as he was sinking for .the fourth time. Cook took hold of Wonder and as he drew him to the surface Wunder graaped Cook's leg. Cook ^ibmerged Wunder to free hlmaelf, supported him for a minute 6r two and then swam ten feet with hhn to a rowboat, which had been brought from the bank.
of the Rariun River, where the water waa eight tftrnt dtmp, f**e's strength gave out, and he began to thresh vio¬ lently and called for help. Cloaaon swam twenty f«^t to Case and cau- tbsualy grasped Caae at bin back, but Caao threw her arms around Cloaaon's neck and clung tightly. Cloanon was
forced slightly under the aurface..t^od water. Another young man thon
and he "sWi^llowed som*?^ water. He could not brea.k Casf's hold, and with Caso hanging from his nock he swam thirty-five foot to, wadaljlo wator.
.MARY .M. YOUNG.
.N'o. ttt Weat Armour Boulevard, Kan¬ sas City, Mo. Bronzo modal—Mrs. Young, agod twenty-«*ight, housewife, savwl Byron T. Cline, aged four, from burning, Kanaaa City, Mo., December 20, 1917. Byron wa.i in a bedro<>m on tho third floor of Mrs. Young's rooming hou.se when a flre .startetl from nn oil stovo. An older girl and throe other children loft the room and gave an alarm. Mrs. Yom^g* ascended from the flrst floor to the room, crawled tmder a den.se layer o(,Hmoko and on a bod. part of Ihe bed¬ ding of which was burning, to Byron, who lay at the side of the bed ton feot from tho door. She returned to the door with him and thon becunu bowlldored, and her hu.stMind drew her out of the room, .\lr.-i. Voung'.s Iiands and face wore bll.sterod and she .suf¬ fered somewhat from having inhali-d .smoke.
.lOHKPH WHKELER GEBHARDT
(Wld<viv) N'Oi' 30.*>1 Kighlh avenue, Ilun- I ington, \V. Vu. Bronzo medal—Gebhardt, aged forty- one, machinist, saved C. William Mc- VVhortor, aged seven, from beiner kiin?d by a train, Huntington. W. \'a., .luly 10, l&IS. William, who stood in tho middio of a track watching a train pass on an adjoining track, failed to hoar a train which was approachiiiR: him at a speed of about fourteen miloc an hour. Gebhardt leaped forward, Koing eight feot to William and reach¬ ing him when tho locomotive wa.s flf¬ tecn foot from thom. He graspwl Will¬ iam and drew him from the track, clearing the cylinder of tho locomotivo liy a fow Inches. The speed of tlio tra;n was not r;-duced.
brought a laddor and laid It to tho edge of the hole and I^athrnp aldo<l tho boys upon It ond was thon asHlstod out him- aolf.
KRNRHT KI.MO.N I.ROPOr,n No. 4S2a Bayard mtrmmt, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bronze modal—Leopold, ago«l four¬ teen, achoolboy, attempted lo nave -Maurice Fushan, aged twolvo, school¬ boy, from drowning, Pittsburgh, P'a., June 17. 1919. While bathing in tho Alloghany RIvor Maurice stoppod into a channel In which the water was twenty feet deep. He struggled and sank once or twice. From a lodge oround a plor Erneat divod and swam flfteon feet to Maurice, wbo gr.isped him with one arm around his noi-k. Both sank, and Maurice got on 'Er- neat'a ahouldera. Ernest freed himnolf and rose to the aurface, but Maurice did not rise, and Ernest swam liack to the pier, having swallowod much water. Maurice was drowned.
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ELLA E. BVK08Y
No. 17 Caroline avenue, Clifton, N. J.
Bronze medal—;Mlss Bukosy, aged eighteen, housemaid, helped to save James B. Adams, Jr., aged eleven, from drowning, Southampton, N. Y., August 19, 1920. Jamea waded into deep water In Lake Agawam, forty feet from altore. He went under the 'surface .sovernl times and called for help. Miss Bukeay, who was a poor swimmer; swam twenty-flve feet to .Tames v/ith tho aid of a pair of water wings. He gia.spcd her extended hand, and Miss Bukosy att';»mpted to swltn with him. She could make no progre.s8, and hor failure In an attempt to touch bottom caused her to loae her aelf- oontrol. At some time during'the act she lost the water wings. She began to thresh, still retaining her hold on Jantcs's 'hand. .V man reached them and attempted to give aid, but he sank and was drowned. M'lss Bukosy and James were rescued by a life gucrd, arrived shortly after the-nian
WILUAM H. CLOSSON R. Tt. I. Three Brtdgea. N. J.
Bronae medal—Cloaaon. aged twenty- vine, farmhand, saved Oeorc« Case, aged sixteen, farmtiand, from drown¬ ing, T'lonilngton. N. J., August 6, 1918. r^,Wtiil<* .sM'immlng lii the ,<«»ith branch
(iKORGE R. WITT
liO.'j Black Hawk .street, Waler- iiM), Iowa. Bronzo modal—Witt, apod flfty-foiir, city tire insportor. .saved R. Wayne Wil.son, agod thirtoon, school-boy, from drowning, Waterloo, Iowa, June 17, 1919. Wayne was swept frnm the iriH'on of a dam Into a swiftly-moving oddy In the Cedar River, where llie water was eight feet deep. He called for help and was carried around in tho oddy four times. Witt Jumped, f'llly dre.s.sed, from the apron of tlio dam toward Wayno. Witt was .sub- .inorged and upon rl.sing .saw tho t<)p of Wayno'.s hoad flvo foot from him. Ho lunged to Wayne, who was dazed nnd did not Htrilgglo, gra.sped him by tlio hand and with considorable difflcul.y Mwam out of tho oddy and sovonty fort to wadablo water, where some men thon asKi.stod thom Witt was aliii-i.st
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INZA MAY MILLER
No. Vil Jofformm street, Waterloo, Iowa.
Bronze medal—Mr.s. Mlllerj agod forty-.soven, hotel housekeeper, sav<>d .Fidoli.s E. Wicks, aged four, from a runaway, Waterloo, Iowa, Septombor 17, 1918. A team of honsos hitched lo a wagon ran away toward Fidel is, who was playing on a lawn between tho curb nnd sidewalk. Mrs. Mil lor aeelng Fidelia would be struck, ran about sixteen foet to her, picked hor up and throw 1 hor out of the path of the hor.soH. Mrs. Miller was struck by the nock yoke of the wagon and was rolled about twenty feet under tlio wagon. She was severely bruised, hor right ankle was dislocated, her right knoe and wrist were sprained, and she. was disabieil for ninety days. Fidolis sustained .slight brui.scs.
ROBERT E. GRANT FOREMAN, No. 311 .Starr street. Dallas, Tes.
Bronze medal—Foreman, aged ten, .tchoolboy. .saved Norman B. Hinckley, aged twelve, schoolboy, from drown
nK. 'ialbio. Cal. Septemb<}r 6. ]!)18. Norman attempted to swim from a piei in deep water in Balbio Bay, eighty I'our feet from shore- but immediatolj
lecame distressed and got eight feei irom the pier. Robert dived from thc pier and swam to Norman, who grasped him. They were submerged ;ind Robert freed himself under watei ind grasped Norman's bathing suit at the back of the neck. He then at temptod to awim toward ahore, but »uld make no progress. He sup¬ ported Norman until a man reached them in a rowboat and ixith wore helped Into the boat.
to climh out, causing \the hole to be¬ come s\^x to eight feet in diameter. Lathrop i^.rt to th.? hole from th'; bank and purpoMPly nlid in. He graaped one boy In each arm and made so voral un- aucceaaful oflforts to lift on«» of them upon the ice. but It broke each time. Lathrop kept hla hold on tho boya and
sank under the aurfaco aeveral Umea, hut tftinm mitri'mi^d^ in awtmming with Johnaon. twvnty-flve fo«t to a tro«> trunk which extended over the wator. 2Jc asvd Johnaon grasped U mrA wrrrn tiien aided by other iMya.
WILLIAM II. GRAVES, JR., No. 69 Brattle street, Cambridge, Mans. Bronze modal—Graves, aged sixteen, student, aaved Robert I. Gravoa, agod forty, clerk, from drowning, Annls- quam, Ma.ss., July 2r,, 1918. Roliort foil from a dory Into t'he Annlsqiiatn P.lvor three hundred and tarty foot from thc bank, where the wator won twenty feet deep. He could not swim and did not rise Immedlatoly. William jumpod from the dory toward Robort. and they came to the surfaco together Itobort grasfied William with ono arm around his nock, causing both to sink again. They rose, and Robort took hold of William at his collar. Will- lam thon swam with Robert two hun¬ drod and forty foot to wadablo water. Robert thon released his hold, wadod a short distance and foil forward in tl»e water. He was assisted by othoi-s to tho bank. William was exhausted and floated to shallow walor and wap lakon to tho bank.
RAYMOND J. MOORE
Gleasondale. .Mass. Bronze medal—Monro, agod sovon- teon, mlllhand, saved W. Honry Afi'- Coy. aged ten, from drowning, Gloa- sondalo, Mass., January 13, 191!). Honry broke through thin ice while skating on Gloasondalo Mill Pond, whare the water waar~ten foet deep. He went under the surface twice and roae struggling. Ho tried to climb upon the ice, but it broke under him, form¬ ing a hole four foot aquare. Moore ran to a point flvo foot from the hole and crawled on his atomach to tho odge of the hole. He graaped Honry and drew him half-way out of the w.t- ter, but tho ice broke under Mooro and he wont into the water., He re¬ tained his hold on Honry' Wlio- flung his arms wildly In his fright and .struck Moore several times in the faco. A lK>y thon pushed a board ovor tho Ico to the edge of the hole, and Mooro clfmbed upon the board and dr^w Honry out.
HELEN F. DODOR
No. S»44 Walten aveme. PhOaaehihla. Pa.
Bronze medal—Mlaa| Dodga, aeed eleven, achoolglrl, aavM Dorothy A. Wintor, aged ten, from drowning. Ocean Gate, N. J., July 18, 1919. Dor¬ othy fell from a pier into the Toma RIvor. whore the water wos aeven feet deep. Helen, who had the uae of but one arm and waa fully dreaaed, Jiunped from the pier Into the water bealde Dorothy. With Dorothy holding to her at the back of her waiat, Helen awara six foet to a pile which aupl>ort«d the pier, and the two girls held to thc pile. A man. arrived on' the pier and drow Dorothy upbn It, and another man reached Helen In a rowboat and took hor to the bank.
4AMEH W. Mtl.I^LLY. deceaaed,
(Widow) No. 8 Njewman street, Caro-
brMge, Maaa.
Bronze modal to the widow and doath bonefltfl to her at the rate of $4.'< a month with $5 a month addi¬ tional on account of each of five chil¬ dren—Mullally, aged sixty, crossing watchman, sustained fatal injuries at tempting to aave Emily J. Osgood, aged sevonty-three, from being killod by a train, Cambridge, Masa., October II. 1920. Mra. 0.sgoo<l walked botwoon the lowered gates at a railroad croaa¬ lng and started across the tracks when a train wan approaching at a speed of twenty milos an hour. Mullally, who was standing at hi.s post on the opposite side of the tracks, dodgod under tho gate and ran about forty foot to hor. As he was helping hor a^ross the track they wero atruck by tho locomotive. Mrs. Osgood wan fa¬ tally injured and Mullally died from his injuries three hours lator.
waa fully clothed and wore rubber: csmlntr Mlm ,tell to alnk under the boata. dived from the bank toward the I aurflacse. JMaa Ball awam ono or two ¦pot where Mlaa Qarmand had laat i atrokea tatsmrd the bunk with Miaa dineppeared. He did not come to the | PUnt, who listened ber graap around
Kurfare and waa dmtinmt. ZllSA Gar-. STtw Bairs tieck, an4 both sank and maiia ataa "drowned. | were drowned.
N.iNNlB B. CROCKER,
(Huaband) Box ttt. Pones City. Okla.i
ailvor medal to the huaband—Mrs. | Crocker, aged forty, bouaewlfte, died! attempting to aave Myrl K. HatfteM. aged thirteen, from drowning. Dillon,} Mont.,, July t, 1920. Myrl atepped Into) deep water In an excavatltm whll<i, wading in a gravel pit. Mra. Crocker | jumped from the aide of tno excavaticn four feet to her. Myrl graaped Mm. Crocker's arma and attompted lo ci.mh on hor ahouldera. A young man reached thom and Myrl immodlately grasped him. Her attempta to climb • an his ahouldera cauaed him to slnk.t Uld Myrl released her hold.' He rose. and again aank and bocama uncon-1 jcloun. Mrs. Crocker thon grasped' .Myrl and tried to awIm to wadablo water, but she got farther away hi' her strugglea. Sho«roleasf>d hor h >ld, on Myrl, took two strokoa, sank and, waa drowned. Myrl waa drowned, tno, i but the young man waa roscuod.
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Bronze modal—Wehator, aged nine¬ teen, student, attempted to aave Nan¬ nie B. Crocker and Myrl E. Hatfleld from drowning, Dillon, Mont., July 2, 1920. Webster wa.s the young man who reached Myrl and Mrs. Crocker soon aftor thoy began atruggllng. His mother wadod to him, toe* him to tho bank and revived him. (Ko« caae of Nannlo B. Crocker.)
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Bronzo medal to tho widow und doath bonoflts to hor at tho rate of $r,0 a month with $5 a month additional on account of hor daughter. Davis, (colored), agod twonty-flvo, coal minor, died attempting to sa;ve N. Esbollo Oarmand, agod alxtoon, from drown¬ ing. Aflex, Ky., .luly 12, 1920. While wading In Tug- Fork of Big Sandy RIvor. Miss Garmand stoppod into doop wator. She struggled and aank undop tho surface several times. Davis, wlio
M. ELIZABETH BALI,, deceased,; (Father) Budieyalown, Md.
Silver medal to.tho father—Miss] Ball, agod seventeen, student, died at-1 tempting to save Elizabeth Plant, aged I seven toon, from drowning, Buckoys-ij town, Md., July 13, 1920. .Mlsa Plant i got Into doop water while bathing in j the Monocacy River. Mlsa Ball swam aixty-flve foet to hor, hut Miss Plant' graaped her ahouldors from behind, |
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Bronze medal—T.Athrop, aged twen¬ ty-four, student, aaved Richard L. Vfoolbert and Philip C. Rutledge, both *«ed eleven, from drowning, Cam¬ bridge, Mass., January 7. 1917. Philip was walking on the ice in the Charlea River and broke through where the wator waa twalva teat deep. Richard, who was also walking: on the ice, lay on his stomach and extended hla hand to Philip, and the, ic« gave way under Richard. The boya broke jthe io« at the csIko of Ihe hole in tholr btteippts
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No. 738 Slade atreet. Fall River, Maas. Bronze modal—Ryan, aged fourtoon. student, saved Henry J. Ethier and at¬ tempted to aave J. Lawrence Sullivan, both aged flfteen, factory hands, from dro'svning. Fall River, Mass., January 19, 1919. Ethier and Sullivan broke through thin ice while walking on Cook Pond, two hundrod and ninety feet from the bank, where the water was twenty feot deep. Elhier broke about ten feet of ice In his efforts to climb out. A boy atarted to the hole with a pole but became frightened bo- fore he reached the hole, and Ryan took the pole and from a point flvo feet from the edge of the hole extended It to Ethier. Ethier graaped the polo and waa drawn up on the Ice. Ryan then went closer to the hole and ex¬ tended the pole to Sullivan, but before he could grasp It the ice broke under Ryan and he aank under the aurface. He rose and swam to the edge of the hole. Siflllvan sank and waa drowned. Ryan's gloved handa froze to the Ice and after being In the hole for twenty- five minutea a man arrived with a rope, whicJi he flung to Ryan. Ryan's hands were ao numb that he woa un¬ able to take hold of the rope, and ho seized it between hia teeth and waa Irawn out of the hole. He waa ex¬ hausted and could not atand and was dragged aome distance over the ice and aaaistod to the bank.
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Bronze medal—Bllaa. aged fotirteen. achoolboy, aaved Merrill S. Johnaon. aged alzteen, atudent, from drowning, Corning, Iowa, May 4, 1918. Johnaon loot hia hold on a log by means of which he waa aupporting hlmaelf In the Elaat Nodaway River and aank where the water waa eight feet deep. He woa aubmerged aelVeral tlmea, and Bllaa awam about twenty-aevien feet to him. As Bliaa reached for blm, John¬ son graaped him around the neck with one arm and vrrapped hla leiga around Bltaa'a body, cauafaig both to ba aub- marged. JohQ99i^ released lUias under water and wheA they roae, Bllaa put hla arm around Johnaon and attempt ed to awim toward the bank. Thay
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