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U.S. CASUALTIES
4- INCLUDE 15 SLAIN
106 Names Embraced in
Pershing's Report on
A mniMnnn I ncCOQ
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0 MISSING IN - ACTION
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Miss .Mary Ilia-
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Wnshlnntnif. JIny 1
Today's rnsualty lift contains 10f.
names. Includlnc fifteen killed In action,
six deaths from wounds i four deaths
fwm disease; 1 death from can poison
ing: twelve severely wounded and sixty
' sllRhtly wounded and eight mlsslnu In
action.
John M. Jennlnss. Tlelle T'lalne. la.
previously reported inlsslnn I" action, Is
j'novv reported killed In action.
' KILLED IN ACTION
: i Corporal
MOORE, WALTER 11 . XlUdale. Vt.
Prlvnte
RAILLEY. VERNON. Alden.
ULAHOVEC, VINCENT J.
hover, si. I.oula
Ct.EARY. THOMAS W.. Portsae. Wis.
COFFEY. JAMES B . Nashua. N H
DANFORTH. HENRY t. ; Mrs 11 M.
forth, Danville. VI
, LOW, JOHN V . Dallas. Tex
. I.TON. WILLIAM It . In.llnnola. lows.
,MA11TIX. OEORC1E K. Fori Kent. Mr.
MATHIS. WWII. I. . Johnstown. O.
PKRKIN'H. CLARENCE I. . Manrhrsler
N II
rOiXTIN. JOSEPH I . Augusta. M.
nonKRTt. tllNO. Italy.
Sft.LIVAN. EMMET 1) . Fine. N' V
THOMPSON. CHARLES Ft.. Klnnrnan, Me.
dii:i or woods
Corporals
nOLTlD. DANini. II.. New- Vlnejard. Me
INCH5RSON. DEWEY W.. Whltofleld, N 11
Waconrr
ItEYNARD, I.VKE, Emlle Slauscn. Detroit.
Mich.
Privates
i OIROI.AMO. MAUTINO. Oneida. N T I
' JtAOr.ANI), TAI.MADUB T., Sunny I.ane.
Ky. I
STONE, WILLIAM II . Xoreil. Me. i
l)IKI Of DISEASE
Srrceant
; TORMEV, CECIL C. . Thorn. Win.
Took
CORCORAN. JOHN .1 . Hranfortl. Conn.
Privates
BECKER, JOSEPH 1. , Mr I'lorcnee
Rerker. Roehestrr '
HARSHAW. FRED I. . Murphv N '. '
' DIED Or i. I'llbUMMi
I'rhnte
(1RAVEI.1.E. CLEMENT W.. Nashua N II
stakkkia iumiki
Serceant
" MK1OTBR. WILLIAM A . ElSin, 111.
Corporals
HELMAN. i:iNAR T. . Julius !! linan,
Evanston, 111
YOTHERS. OTTll. St. Joseph, Mo.
Privates
BOWMAN. MOWARIi A.. Hide. N Y.
lllllOllS. AMOS F . South Charleston. Ohio.
CCLI.Y, JOSEPH. Mrs. Mary Bender. Cleve
land. (1RAIIAM. CLARENCE I. ; Mri Mansard
(rahnm, l.vrm, Mass. .
IIICKEY. EARNEST K. . Mrs. A. Newman,
Hartford. Conn.
KRKL'TZER. WILLIAM. Newport. Ky.
MOATS, EDWIN O . Alt. (illead, Ohlu.
STEWART, BERT I., ldavllle, Ind.
. WANTELET, FERDINAND. Osceola Mills.
Ta.
WOIMIKD M.UillTI.Y
Lieutenant
l'FKIFlin, AVBIIILI, BRAXION, Mrs. J. N.
Pfelfer. Cleveland.
Serceunt
Slliri.KT. WILLIAM E. . Mrs Emma Snlf
let, Watcrvlelt, MUh.
Corporals
DEAN, HARRY T , Timothy Dean. Logans-
port, Ind.
HALL. ROBERT J.. Kle.es Mtlls. Ohio.
11ENKEL. EMU. tl Dubu'iue. la.
LEONARD, EVERETT. Sycamore, III.
MORRULL. l ECU. 1)., Ualena, Kan
MURRAY. WILLIAM A,. Utlca, K.
PRICE. THOMAS M.. Eldorado, III.
, WEIDNER. WILLIAM J.. Riufrton. Ind.
WIlON, JOHN D.. (Jaffney. S. C.
WITT, JOE A. 1. Irvine. Ky.
Busier
KF.OGH, ARTHUR O., Spring Orove. Minn.
Mechanic
r.OSENE, FRIEND W.. Hhelton, Conn,
Private
ACKERMAN, CHARLES. Jercrv City, X. J.
HAI'ER. CHARLES. Mrs. Kdtlo nauer.
Klnaston. N Y
JIAYER. GEORGE JOSEPH, JR.. rialnfleld,
N. J.
CARPENTER, ANDREW J . DIrkey, N D.
CHRISTIE, RAYMOND VALENTINE. Mary
Christie, -01 Eleventh street, Hoboken,
N. J.
CLARK. HENRY. Candor. N Y.
DELL. GEORGE WILLIAM. Malvern, Fa.
DORAN, JAMES F . Sluikton. Cut.
UUUKIN, ISADORE, Mejtr Durkln, Bridge
port, Conn.
EAKER. PRENTICE'. Paris. Tenn
ELLIOTT, ARTHCR c , Mrs. Nellie Jl.
Elliott, Seattle. Wash.
FARR1S. ROY I... Cnrmkhael, Sask . Can,
FELSKEY, ALEX. Milwaukee, Wis.
i'ERREN. MICHAEL. Milwaukee, Wis.
FINCH. JIM, Nathan Finch, Kluestun
X. M.
FREEMAN. JOSEPH.
OAFFNEY. FRANK II.,
Boston.
OILLOULY, .IVl.lrS
OUIoaly. Huffaln. X.
fiOLDEN. CHARLES.
IIAMUTT. DAVID II
fSRIFKI.V. JOHN J . Mount Puluskl, III.
HICKS, RAY M . Klnley. Tenn. " I
HCDSON. BL'ilKNK, Perry. Okla
JOHNSON, ELMER E . Adolph Johnson, Chi
C2go. I
JOHNSON JOSEPH. Ilraftnn. N D 1
JOYCE. JOHN R , Crosby. X D
KABAT. STEPHEN J.: Miss Phllllus Knbat.
Chlcaeo;
KlXd. MATIIBW. County Mayo. Ireland.
KXIQIIT, LESS I... Mucon. (is.
LEAHY. WILLIAM. Ironwood. Mich
I.EWINE. ISIDORE, Mrs. Johanna l.ewlne
? Kansas City. Mo
.IsoDOXAI.D. BOVD. tirnflon. .N. D
, O'DONNELL. PETER JOSEPH. Mrs. Mar
tha O'Donnell. Bavonne, N. J.
n.VMMER, CHRISTOPHER C, Matthews,
' Mo.
' RAY, DANIEL J.. Moulton. Iowa.
SCHOTTINUER, JOHN JOSEPH, Dunellen.
N. J.
' .BCHRADER. EDOAR A.. Varavllle. Cal.
2BKE. DANNY. Racine. Wis
k SHEEHAN. RAYMOND JOHN, Mrs. nu.
f hth Sheehan, BulTalo, N. Y.
J SIJIEHBR. LON E . Klnamundy, III,
i. SMAI.LWOOD, WILLIAM JOSEPH, Salem.
S?. N.J.
STRIVE.S'S, CIIARLBS. Mrs. Macrfelffer.
Chicaso,
.U'KRk'H. PAI'L I. . I'rhana. III.
T.WEH.AND, THEODORE (1.. Ilrldiewater.
ir-WEILER. JOHN R.. Memselwood, Tenn,
f,WKM, KBXNETH I.. Slayton, lllnn.
f MISSlNd IX ACTION
l.ieuienani
MAXBON, CHARLES W.i Mrs. Charles W.
Maxson, Baitinioir
Corporals
WALKER. ROBERT, Jersey City, N. J.
WJIITEHED, I.EB II.. Jeffrey. Ky.
Privates
DODSON. Rl'SSKI.L E.. Wlntondale. Ta.
HICKMAN. ritKD c. I.ooaootee. Ind.
KORMAN. QEOROV:. Newark. N. J.
KRAKU8ZESKI. AIiEKSANDER. Poland.
SWEENEY, WILI-lAJl C ; Mrs. Mary
BWteney,. uio aviicih aircci, oouvn uoston, 1
Mass.
I'RISO.NEBS (PRKVKirSI.Y KKrORTKIl
,iinni.uf
B
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Newark. N J.
Mrs. Alice tlaffnej ,
JOSEPH, Matthew
Y
East Chain, Minn.
MfOresor, Iowa.
Lieutenants
fnAnnnletl 1tAfini.IV A Vau, 1l.. ,-
IKUVJUItlv,,, .,..v-... .... ..., ttatcil, Via. i
REDMOND, 11 B. : air. aim sirs. C. II. I
tiJledmona. rmiuunn, x-a.
fe ' Private ,
fJilNCH.. SIDNEY f , Olayvllle. N, Y. ,
SOLDIER FACES DEATH
Court-Martial to Try Slayer of Two
, at Camp Upton
r'Camp Vpton. I.. I., May 17. An army
noun. martial will decide the fate of
J-at0iJ James, the negro private, who
' wnjwel at the Third Branch Detec-
tuu in .-se:w yorK cltv that
esisjer n ira. j, itarruy,
iSMMM. -BrboVlrn. anU Prt
WHO GETS TH
ONEY?
Mow does a war-relief organization get
money from the War Chest?
It is like a community bank account.
When an approved war-relief activity
is in need of funds it does not conduct
a "drive" or "campaign" as now: it will
apply to the War Chest.
What activities, for example, zvill be entitled
to share in the War Chest?
Such war activities as are endorsed
by the President of the United States,
the Secretary of War, the Secretary of
the Navy or are approved by the Board
of Directors of the Philadelphia and
Vicinity War Welfare Council.
Those activities will include among others:
The American Red Cross.
The Y. M. C. A. War Work Council.
The Y. W C. A. War Work Council.
The Knights of Columbus.
The Young Men's Hebrew Association.
The Commission on Training Camp
Activities of the War and Navy
Departments.
The Salvation Army.
The National Jewish War Relief.
The Boy Scouts of America, -
together with similar national and
local authorized war-relief activities.
1 Regardless of race, creed or color?
Absolutely. The only point recog
nized will be the worthiness of the ob
ject and its application to war relief.
Will not this require the most careful deci
sions as to which to give?
It certainly will. Each war activity
vwill be carefully investigated Jbef ore
any money is given from the War .Chest.
"The War Welfare Council, Northeast Corner Broad & Chestnut Streets (1st Floor), Philadelphia
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