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Missing Out of Total of 161 Killed in
Action Number 24
, Washington, Aug, 20.
Two casualty lists Issued by the War
Department for today contain 17C
names army lGi and marines 16. Tho
army list Is divided as follows:
Killed In action 54
MlMlng- In action 04
Wounded severely 47
Died ot wounds D
Died of distune 2
Wounded, degree undetermined 13
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Total 101
KII.I.U) IN ACTION
Major
MeKENNA, JAMES . New Tork city.
Lieutenant
DICKOP, IIAT C. Vet ITeml, Wis.
- Srrireants
HOTLE, WIt.T.IAM. Steubenvllio, O. .
KENDALL,. IlAnitY N . Shennndo.ih. la.
f Wn toner
MANLET, EDWARD, Wcrilport, N. Y.
Coriiornl
KANE, JOHN J., Jersey City. N. J.
1 Private
AKELEY. WALTEIl E.. Tort Anieles,
Wash.
RANKOWSKT, IlOClt. Chlrairo
qULUCKSON.HAIlVEY ANDP.EW. Ncenah,
Wis.
HILT. n. D.. Ifnyette, Ind
KERSHER, ANTON V roristil!e, Wis.
NIbLE, 1IOWAIID I. . (lre.it Palls. Mont.
IIODEL. CHArtI.ES. New York rlty.
NTIIONU, DENNIS. Tunklunnock, Pa.
IU.OCK. FRANK A.. MUwaUl.ee. Wis.
CARTER, CLARENCE I, Rochester. N. Y.
CLJOUTIER. JOSEPH Schenectady. N. T.
DAVIS, HAROLD, Watson. W. Va.
GOLD. CLARENCE R., HuntsMile, Ala.
NORRIS. OEOROE it , Indlananolls
WILSON. Cl'RTIS .1., Hanley. Pa.
CARDOSI. RRNJAMIN. Oallow.iy, O.
fiRANT. AI.1IKHT S.. lliitler. Pa.
HOWARD, OLENN L.. St. l'iut. Minn.
DIED OP WOUNDS
Serpen nt
BELL, TATRICK, no address elven.
Corporal
KELLY, SIDNEY, Keto. Knn.
Privates
ANNIS. CDACDE T . Adrian. Mich.
ROECKNER HENRY J . Plymouth. Neb.
HOX. LUKE. Haten. Ark.
DIVINE. EARNEST Waddv. Ky
KOREJCEK. PRANK, "fhleaso. III.
NELSON. PtNN L . Urlslow. Nob.
PAULSON. PHILIP M , llejch. N. D
DIED FROM DISEASE
Corporal
BROWN. LLOYD E . no address eUen.
PrUata
LITTON, TATRICIC DANIEL, rotoal. Mo.
WDCXDKI) SEVERELY
Lieutenant
SPENCER. JOHN DONALD. Oshkosh, Wis.
Serceants
BROWN. LEO J.. FarmtnKton. Me.
FRISK. ANDY. Babln. Austria.
LEE, AXEL 31., Concord. jrjss.
Corporal
ADK1NS. WILLIAM W.. Williamson. W.
.Va.
CHICOSKY. JOHN, Forest City. Pa.
HARRIS. JOHN W.. Haverhill .Mass.
ROBERTS. ROBERT L.. Knobnoster. 3Io.
CONSTINE, EDMOND 11 , Keene. N II.
COULMAN. HERHERT C. Ljnu. Mass.
1UNTZ. EDWARD, New Brltuln, Conn.
WALKER. BURTON K., Richmond. Ark.
1 Hurler
OAULIN. ARTHUR L., Worcester. Mass.
; Musician
BfNDE. CHARLES, LUermore. Cal.
Private
??HELLT- F"ANK T.. Lnn. Mass
iVI'LE' ARTHUR. Lnn. Mass.
PAYNE. LEWIS. Charleston. O.
iwi.jiAllljauN. CHESTER A.. Haverhill.
(Mass.
BARDSON. JAMES .. Chesanlnc.
llSK PHILLIP. Dl Ovellina. ItaU.
STALUNGS. JESTIE WILLIAM. Ullkey.
iN. C
VALERIO. PETER, no address elven.
CORRADINO. COHRADO, Portland, ile
DEABNGWARE. JAMES D Svanion June
,lon. Vt.
ENNIS, JOHN T . Northampton, "Mass.
FESCO. JOHN, New York city.
GALLAGHER. JOHN II., Stonehdm. 3Iass.
JOSLYN. GARFIELD L. Llalne. Me.
KEYES. EVERETT II.. Worcester. 3Iass
IJUENESSE. MICHAEL. Cahoes, N. Y.
LEERIOHT, UEORUE. llurlej. Idiho.
HAKTIN. ROIIKKT W.. 5IU Peacock street.
Pottsvllle. Pa.
8CANNELL. JOSEni. South Hamilton.
Usss.
ANDERSON. WILLIAM. New Britain,
Conn.
ARRIGONI. ANDREW. New York city
AVERY. JESSE. Duke. N C
BALOUQH. ALEX. Walllnisford, Conn.
nERRY. FRANK. Johnson Cllj, HI.
BI.DHE. TIIKE. Stranton, Pa.
CARLILE. LEWIS P . Lometa, Tel.
DRANSFELT FREDERICK. Elmwood.
J Conn.
BLKINS. ARTHUR. Dixon, Mo
FROJJEJIA, STANLEY J , Chlcope. 3Iass.
ORAVETTE. PAT. New Port. Ark.
ORILL. WILLIA3I. Rhlnelander, Wis.
JOHNSON. -MARTIN. Dane. Wis.
JOflES, ROBERT 8.. bchuylervllle, N. Y.
WOUNDED, DECREE I'MiETEKMINED
Corporals
BATDOUF,
BOOGAR.
I.K.SIJE A,, hUamokin. Ta.
WILLIAM F., lrovlncetown,
3Iass.
C1IITTY JOHN W
Brawley. Cal.
Privates
AnBISS. RERT. Staffordshire Ens;.
CARMEAN. JOHN L.. Chllllcothe. O.
LICATA. JAMES. Riblrra. Italy
ROE. DENIS. West Brighton. N. Y.
SHEETS. WILLIAM, Oblone, III.
VANDERDRINK. HARRY. Prairie du
Chlen. Wis.
V1TALB. JACK. New York elty.
WOODEN. NOLAND O . Ilocard. Mo
ZEWlKEY. JIICIIAKI.. Arrhh.M I-
V BIS. IGNAC. West Warren, itass.
luuuiu,i., jiiwiiAKt. l... Worcester,
Mass.
M.4-RTIN. VERNON. Henry County. Ky.
MISSING IN ACTION
Lieutenants
NORTON. FRED W , Columbus. O.
ROBERTS. A. M., Birmingham. Ala.
Corporals
KE1RSEY. WALTER II.. 6J11 Walnut
treet. Philadelphia.
Busier
HKNEY. JAM US J., 3018 North Eleventh
strejt. PhlladelphUi.
Wagoner
MEYER. EDMUND C. 1010 Green street,
Philadelphia.
f Privates
j' CRAWFORD. OUY. Colson. Ky.
VI C1CCO. DOMENICU, 830 Cross street.
rniinaeipniu.
. DUrNER. AMIIItOSE N,. Pltttsburtb.
Dl'NKKL, HARRY. Knox. Pa.
. ' riAIKY. KDWAItl) Ha lorli. Ta.
,l ;ABEL, WALTER II., S31 Jtonttoraery
V .avenue, t-nuaaeipnia.
?HM10NH. RAYMOND II.. Dunmore, Ta.
MIX. WII.IJAM F Srranton. Pa,
jfMCUVND. MAX. 1500 North Eighth street.
V I'liHaaeipnia.
V- MXMAN. HARRY, 1337 East Susquehanna
,-;' ; avenue. Philadelphia,
,f. MRADLEY, WATON AN8TINE, Moores-
-i ,-," MSSS, Si. 4.
'AipirlK. JOSEPH. Mlnerstllle, Pa
i i xr' pnna, H aj.tkh u
1771 Krle avenue.
i ttuiiamsnorp. pa
STKNS.- CHAm.IK F.. Ashton. Neb.
en, HARKY, Kiiubeth, N. J;
CO.. MICHAEL I'.. Schenectadr. N.T.
KB. HAKBY F.. I US South Slmuson
'C rniiaaeipniA,
OXJB,,NuniU.8n, -. . ,
wnr .isikj v.fl ti-tarcn,
'.fM
Today Shows 64 Soldiers
I rENSTEUMAKEK. WILLIAM. Itonmans-
timn. Pa.
ril.lPPENl. tlll'SEPPE, Arilmorr. Pa.
FISHER. LESLIE, Kvsnsvllle, Wis
FREDA. JOSEPH. Mlneo. Slcllla. Italy.
atlBEHAVIPK. VLEN. Minsk. Russia
HALE, LESLIE HAYWOOD, Eclectic. Ala.
IIAMSII, OEORdi:. (Mil rorito. Pa.
HICKEV. AinvMI'S. Kennett Saunre, Va.
KOWESZA. STEVP.N, Jerev Cits, N. J.
IAVIN, .KXEPH M.. 407 Susquehanna
treel, Olriilinnt, Pa.
I.IIlERATOItE, AP.TIICIt, 71S Cbmer street.
1'hllmlelnhlH.
IONtiEIOIAN. OCSTAV A.. PIMstiurch.
JtELNICK. ALEX Kiev. Ruisla.
MOORE. WILLIAM II., 001 Emily street,
Philadelphia.
NESANOVIC. FRANK. Baltimore. Md
MKIT. CASSIMEKE. .Ifllinstnnn. Pa.
OTONNEI.L. BERT E., S007 Poplar street.
Philadelphia.
ONEFREMvY. JI'LIS. Mnhnnny Cltr. Pn.
OI'AMiVlTZ. CIIAItl.ES. Dickson Cltj, Pa.
PAVEL .1011V Ottovl.le. O.
PERKY. AIlTHl'It. .-431 I.niilone ntcnue.
Phlladelphll.
PORTlF.it, WILLIE. Brunswick. Oa.
UENNi:, WILLIAM It.. Danville. Pa.
RODOVANITi H. PETE, Dulclno, Monte-
ni(rro.
RtlTHERMM. It RIIY E.. Allentonn. Pa.
ItfssiN, Ml 11(11, M, llntler. Pn.
RYNOWAI.SKI l.I'WARD F, BunTalo N Y
S( llivsi.r.ll. I.LO II.. 3171 .Miller street.
I'hll.ldelphl i
SCIINIT.EK. BEVME. Newark. N. J.
SKDWAKEIt. rDWAItl) M 0035 Crowson
street. I hll-lilelpltia.
SIMMONS, (HAKI.I.S II.. 090 North Sllty-
slvth Htrect. I'lilludelphlii.
SNYDER. (I.MIK II.. Bloonishiin:, Pn.
SMDEIt. EI.Mr.lt E Bloomvhure, Pa.
STEELE. JOSEPH WALTER, Woodland.
Cal.
STOMK . IJ 7IMIERZ. I.eee hbnrir, Pa.
THn.MI'Ml.S. VUl.I.lUt F Roundup. Mnnt.
WAKIsrw,KI. JOSEPH. 4331 Stiles
Mrret. Phtl.idrlpid i.
WOLlXiN. BE.NJ.WIIN. Woodbine. N. J.
IMarinc; List
MARINE COUPS CASUALTIES
The nnrlnu rasusltv list Is divided as fol
lows ivllled in action. ; died of wounds,
1: wounded severely. 3. wounded, degreo
unutermlned, tl .The list.
KILLED IN ACTION
serKeant
COBELDICK. JOHN II . l'orean. Okla.
Corporal
CASNIIR, EARL I . Cartlnsc. Mo
Privates
CORBET. JOHN H , I'hlraso.
DITTJIAN. CARL J. Woodstock. III.
STILL. ARTHUR C . Tncom i. Wash.
DIED OF MOUNDS
Corporal
BUSH. JOSEPH E . l'alrplay, Mo.
MOUNDED SEVERELY
Privates
BIXI.ER, HARVEY, New Orleans. La.
BORRELLI. TONY. Chlc.iBO. III.
CAM! ROY A Pine Bluff. Ark.
MOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETERMINED
( orpor.it
O.UINN, DDIVAIII) IJ 350 N. Pavon street,
Philadelphia, l'a.
I'riintes
NIERSTHEI.MER. WAL1ER E. Newport.
Ky.
SONIAT. CHARLES T . New Orleans. La.
STAIIL. FRANK It . iiarne svlllc. Minn.
THO.MAS EVERETT L New -Madison. O.
VII I.LIN. s.VMtEI. ('.. Pltt.liurgll.
HEROES FROM NEARBY
IN MORNING ARMY LIST
The follow Ins nnmrR from Pennsylva
nia (exclusive of Philadelphia), New
Jersey ami Maryland nppear In tho cas
ualty list issued for newspapers of this
morning.
KILLED IN ACTION
Trivntes
IlEN'.sETT. CIIETl.lt I... Ilaildonfleld, N. J.
WOUNDED .SEVERELY
MrKENZlE. HARRY JAMES, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
MISSING IN ACTION
Lieutenants
BATEVIAN. WILLIAM. 138 West Wayne
nvenue, Wajne, Pa.
DYER. WILLI VI It.. Cnrnevs Point. N. J.
SIOVN. HERVI.VN. .Merrh.intllle, N. J.
SWAUTS. WALTER I... Srninton.
nugler
EMERICIi. CLARK II.. Belluood. Pa.
I'rlvates
ALI.TIS. lTt.VNK W., .villi Creek and Gulf
ru.tii. Ardinore. Pa.
CANNON. JOHN J.. Carbnndale, Pa.
COI.UCCIO. VINCILNZO. Pittsburgh.
EVANS. WILLIAM W. Seranton.
HUMMEL. EI.WOOD E.. llspy. Pa.
JAf'EWICZ. ANTONI. Johnstown, Pa.
JVYNE. JAMES. Ohphant, l'a.
SAFFKAN. UAY.VIOM). Baltimore, JId.
STEM'. HARVEY. Ford Cltj. Fa.
EOUELL. JACOII. Large, Pa.
SMITH. ALBERT GEORGE. Ilnnover, Md.
STAU1TEK. WILLIAM K.. Willow Grove,
Pn.
WEHNICKI. STVNI.F.Y. Pittsburgh.
WHITEHEAD, EDWARD, I).. Allentown
Pa.
lWrilOY. ItVLPII. Illoomslinre. Pa.
70I.OKI. JOHN. Vliiuilinuua. Pa.
!I.APINSKI, I.OUls THOMAS. Trenton.
N. J.
GCTOWSKY. FELIX TRANK. Kingston.
l'a.
HODGSON. TRED. Seranton. Pa.
KO,TANTNOWICZ. ANTONI, Trenton,
N. J.
I.F.EVIOTIOS. JOE. Snrnmare. Pa.
I.IVRONO, PASQUALE. I.eechburg. P.
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ALIEN PROPERTY
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NOTICE is hereby given that the
FFRRO-VANAniUM ""signed, A. Mitchell Palmer.
rEiIVIW-VllilLllUlTI as Alien Property Custodian, will
offer for sale, to the highest bid
der, at the times and places hereinafter mentioned, all or any part, as
shall be determined at the sale, of three lots of Ferro-Vanadium to
wit:
At the warehouse of the Primos Chemical Company, Primos,
Delaware County, Pa., on the 3d day of September, 1918, at 11:15
v o clock A. M.
Lot No. 1: Consisting of -33,075 pounds, more or less, re
ported to analyze 39.85 Vanadium.
Lot No. 2: Consisting of 27,562', pounds, more or less, re
ported to analyze 40.747o Vanadium.
At the Swanson Warehouse, 810 South Swanson strest. Philadel
phia, Pa., on the 3d day of September, 1918, at 4 o'clock P. M.
Lot No. 3: Consisting of 26,460 pounds, more or less, re
, , ported to analyze 39227c Vanadium.
The three lots being now located at the warehouses, respectively,
mentioned.
A. MITCHELL PALMER.
Alien Property Custodian.
tor further Information concerning terms and conditions of the.
above sale apply to Horace O. Kllbourn, Iloom 618, 110 West
4 2nd Street, New York City. '
JOSEPH F. GUFFEY,
irkirHrk A A
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
...-.Il',iPi'",,lbl,mn,,,"e,orln,r 'oncerDs can obUlo on attraetlr terms
tliorouili y modern aerommndatlons for any number of plants and
employes nouslnr. la hlnh-grada Industrial rommanlty now deitlap-l-
i,hln J ra""" Philadelphia. JIuch eheaper "oTerhead" coiU
tban present ronretted metropolitan centers afford.
PREPARE NOW FOR THE FUTURE
and arold freight embarroee so frequent In Urea commercial seetlsm)
by loeatlnr In this i new vicinity with dne train and trolley aerrlea.
cempUte .hopping facilities and general welfare feature for all-rear
amusement, as tract contains Urge creek and beautifully wooded inn
now beluaxderlied for park purposes.
Box A 225,
22 City Soldiers
Missing in Action
Continued from Pago One
Private Giuseppe Illlppenl, Ardmore,
"a., mleslnp.
Lieutenant William Ilateman, Wayne,
Fa . missing.
Prhnln Alex Myers. Orecn Lane,
MonlKonlery County, Pa, mlsslnc
Private Jljer Under, Chester, Ta.,
mlsshiK. '
Private Alnyslus lllrkey, Kennett I
Squarp. Tn.
PievlotiHly reported through telcRrnmB'
or letters to their fnml'lrs, hut named In i
nITlplnl list for the first time today:
Private Hnrrj F. Drejer, 2135 South i
Simpson street, mlsslnc
Private Arthur l.nheratore, "12 Clymcr
street, mlfslnp;
l'rlvute C. II. Mnimons, 000 ?ortn
Sixty-sixth street, missing.
Sketches of the Heroes
Corpornl Gordon F.lilrldge .Mnloney,
wounded In action. Is only eighteen
years old, but han been In tho service
two years He enlisted at tho time of
tho Mexican border trouble, In -the old
First Heglment, X. fJ, r and when tho
United States entered tho war. returned
to that regiment, being assigned to Com
pany A I.nter. vvlicn the First nnd
other units were reorganized Into the
109th Infnntry. at Camp llnncock, he
was kept In tho snmo company and
promoted to be n, corporal.
Corporal JIaloney is tho Pon of the
Into Mr. nnd Mrs. Phllln Mercer Ma-
loney, killed In a motor accident three
J ears ago. since that time he has made
his home with his grandmother, Mrs.
Philip Sherwood Mnloney, and his nunt,
Miss May Sherwood Maloney. 212G
North Twentieth street. Miss Mnloney
la connected with the Public Ledger
Young 3Inloney wns a mov lng picture I
actor before going to tho Jlexlcnn bor- .
dtr. and on his return went Into the
legitimate drama with a local stock com
pany A telegram from the War Department '
stated that he had been vvonuded nn
July "n during the famous charge of
the inoth through a. wheat field. His
condition Is serious but not critical '
Private Edmund c. Jleyer. attached to
the wngnn train section of tho commls-,
s-M-iai department of tho 100th Infantry,1
nfTlelalh reported missing since July 15.
In today's casualty list hns been wound
ed, nnd Is In a base hospital, according
to a letter received by his father, Kmlle
Meyer. 1010 Creen street, a week ago
yesterday. This letter was dated July
22, and said that he wns recovering from
a slight wound and n "dose of gas"
Young Jlever enlisted In the old First
Regiment. N 0 P.. nnd was later as
signed to Pompanv 31 of the inoth In
fantry He has beon In France since
May of this vear. A brother. Kmlle i
Meyer, Jr. Is a. wireless operator on an
ocean liner, nnd has made nine round
trips to Lurone since assuming his du-1
ties on the ves-sel Tho father of the two
boys served In the French army In his
South, nnd wan stntloned in Africa for
several vears He has two brothers now
fighting under Foch. (
Private George H. MoorV, reported ,
missing In today's official casualty list, i
was wounded In the neck, nnd Is now In !
a base hospital In France, according to J '
a letter from him received by his more severely wounded than he during
mother. 3Irs Henry It. Moore. 201Sthe fighting in which ho wns shot. He
Hast Dauphin street. was formerly a chauffeur for the Phlla-
Thls letter came some time after the delphia Hlectrlc Company,
ofllclal notification from the War De- Served on llorder
partment that the young soldier was ,
missing 3Ioore. drafted last Septem-' ,, "r,'n.'u , , . " ,""r' "rc"
ber. was at Camp Meade nine months ' o Lvnn ! 9 u th'""ii;VUi"'.e',.hnt 8?
before being transferred to Camp Han- K,r T i,, , ' nf ' ,' '" thl" F"
cock and assigned to Company K. 100th ",en?'" e,"1 ,'," t" I li'9 Cl T"V ?e
Infantry. A younger brother, Joseph W. nVnllIC?,n,?r'rVWaVV?lUn."3r
3Ioore seventeen vears old Is In the ?ent to rnn,n Hancock for final train
navv seennd hrher J" '"K nml "B-'Rncd to Company L of the
. etecrbobd?af ,XS Jli c!'S
I the 100th. who was reiiorted a prUoncr
lilt by Shrapnel In yestet day's casualty list.
Private Samuel Arnold, Jr., wounded, ! YounR Kclrscy Is only nineteen years,
is twenty-six years old, nnd was draft-!"1'? fnU,er llxe"' ln Petersburc. Va.
cd last September. He was first sent clrse' wfl" employed bv the P. R. T.
to Camp Meade, but was later trans- Co1m,'?"y: '" a 'ettfT' Iute'1 JuI" c- '
ftrred to Camp Hancock and attached ' Fa,a '"I1. th Americans nnd French
to Company L of the 111th Infantry. Zll ,hfV , V" nun,1,,r" "f tll('
His name has not yet appeared on the i "" ,',ns aI,3 "ould soo ha" them to
official casualty list, but In a letter, to i ,.',".'.- -i. ir i , r,s ,, .
his parents, who live at C212 Hlmw'ood m V,' . .", ''' " ?Int"
avenue, ho stated that ho had been uZ J,, "V?' "mcia" "ported as
struck in the leg with a piece of shrap- v1-1"? ,""" ,tho ,he,a,'y "Mlng on July
nel. Tho wound was not serious. IsJS.V??" ' , '" ." .hh'llt;'1'
. , , according to a statement made today by
l'rlvnte Leo II. Srhlssle', missing, Is the soldier's mother. "I received a let-twenty-one
years old. and the son of ter from him that was dated August 6."
3Ir and Mrs. George Schissler, 3171 3111- said 3Irs Oabel. "3Iy boy bald that he
ler street. Port Richmond He was a had been wounded and was on the road
member of the 100th Infantry, as Is also to recovery." Oabel Is twenty-three nnd
his brother, James Schissler. who was a member of Company 31, 100th In
reported missing In last week's casualty fantry.
1 "' , ! Enlisted at Eighteen
Private William II. 3Ioore, missing. Is1 Private Thomas A. Cnaliley, wounded,'
twenty-two years old. and lived with his was eighteen years old when he enlisted
widowed mother at 408 Federal street. n the Third Regiment. N. O. P ln the
He was drafted In May of this year, and summer of 101C nnd went to the 31exlcan
after six weoks training was sent to horier i:vcntually lie was sent to Camp
ira'!ne'.rn,'1,a8':lKne1 ,0 ""l' M of Hancock for final training, and was as
the 100th Infantry. B,Kned t0 Comp!lnv M 109th Infantry.
Corpornl Edward D. Qulnn, of the He was sent to France last 3Iay. No
3Iarine Corps, wounded at Solssons. ofllclal notification of his being wounded
July 19, Is twenty-threo years old and has reached his parents, 3Ir. and 3Irs
enlisted in December of last vear. He Thomas J. Coakley. 1240 South Hanson
was trained at Paris Island. S C, and street, but a letter from the young sol-
rent to Franco In April of this year dler was received ten days ago In
with the Sixth Regiment of 3Iarincs.
lie lived with hUJ widowed mother. Sirs. ::
Mary Qulnn, B2G North Paxon street.
West Philadelphia. She received a let
ter from him last week In which ho
said that he was In a hospital with two I
bullet wounds ln his right arm, but that
ne consideretl he nad got off very well,
as thirty-eight of his comrades had been
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grocery orders in quantities, so that not more than
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Ben O'Connell Edw.5.5howakeb.
'Missing' Masing-
which he said ho was nt a base hospital
recovering from a bullet wound ln the
leg, nnd from being gassed.
l'rlvnte Joseph Wnkessewskl. missing.
was a Pole bv blrtli. nnd lived with an
uncle. A s Schultz, 4554 Stiles street,
Frankforu. Ho was twenty-four years
old and had been In this country about
ten vears Both of his parents aro
living In Poland. He was drafted last
September, making no claim for ex
emption, although ho had never been
naturalized. He was trained nt Camp
SIcade, nnd was a member of Company
B, Thirtytleth Infantry Regiment, Na
tional Army. He was a rope maker.
Two cousins wero In the Russian army,
but the family has lost track of them,
and fears they havo been killed.'
l'rlvnte llnrry Itoxman, missing. Is
twenty-two years old, and had been ln
this country only three years. Though
he had not been naturnllzed he made
no effort to evade the draft, and was
sent to Camp Sleade last Snrlnc. He was
there only a month, -as ho had served
previously In the Russian army, so was
toon bent to Camp Upton and assigned
to a more advanced unit. Later he. was
transferred to Company K, 100th In-
fantry, nnd went to France In Slav, last,
lie was a laborer nt tho Philadelphia
Navy Yard before being drafted and
bo.uiled at 1357 11. Susquehanna. avenue.
l'rlvnte 3Iu llurland, 1500 North
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Illghth street, missing, was drafted last that tho soldiers were allowed to visit
April and sent to Camp Sleade. After j the city every night. During thcto vis
three weeks In that camp he was trans- jits, tho letter adds, the French people
ferred to Camp Hancock and assigned i arranged numerous cntertulnmcnts for
to tho 100th Infnntry. A month later ho ' tho American soldiers.
went to France. He i3 twenty-six years
l ruined nt Camp Slendo
Private Snbettlno T.lrrl, Is twenty
eight cars old and was drafted last No
vember. After two months at Camp
Sleade, he wns sent to Camp Hancock
nnd assigned to the 100th Infantry. He
was shipped to France in Slay of this
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Mirk gVdIwSu g&k-
enr. and in his letters was cnthuslastlo
about army life. He has three younger
brothers who expect to bo drafted next
month. Tho family lives at 016 Federal
street.
iI'rMafe Hert o'Connell, missing, was
twenty-flvo years o(d, nnd enlisted In
July of last year. Ho was trained at
Camp Hancock, assigned to Company
M of tho 100th Infnntry, nni sent to
France In Slay of this year. A letter
from him, dated July 7, said he was well
and was having a fine time In the army.
He Is tho son of Daniel O'Connell, 3007
Poplar street, nnd wns employed by the
Packard Automobile Company. A
younger brother, David, Is also in
France, being a member of Company C
ot tho 315th Machine nun battalion.
David was drafted last spring, and sent
to Franco a month later.
I'rlvute tlomenlen 1)1 Clero, missing,
wns drafted last April, sent first to Camp
Meade, nnd then to Camp Hancock,
where he was assigned to tho 100th In
fantry. Ho was formerly emp'oyed as a
laborer at tho Philadelphia navy yard,
nnd lived with his brother, Angelo, nt
830 Cross street. Ho came to this
country from Ilnly about eight years
ago, and had been naturalized.
West Philadelphia High Hoy
Private George Hoffman, missing, wns
tho "baby" member of tho 100th Infan
try. -Ho Is the son of Sirs. 13. II. Hoff
man, 1243 North Fifty-seventh street
nnd wns only fifteen when he enlisted
In the regular army a year ago. He
Was a member of the junior class at the
West Philadelphia High School but was
big and strong for his ago and as he
secured his mother's consent, managed
to get Into tho service. He was trained
at Camp Hancock, where no was as
signed to Company 31 of tho 109th. His
regiment went to France In 3Iny of this
year.
l'rlvnte Arthur Perry, missing, was
nineteen when he enlisted In the regu
lar army ln April of 1917. He nnd
served for two ears in the old Sixth
i Regiment, N. O. P., nnd so was familiar
I with military life. He was sent to
Camp Hancock, assigned to Company 31
of the 100th Infantry and went abroad
In Slay last He had been n moving
picture operator nt the Franklin Thea
tre, Fifty-second rtreet nnd (1 Irani
avenue. His parents. Sir. nnd Sirs
Angelo Perry, llvo nt B421 Laiibdowne
nvenue. The last letter from young
Perry, received two weeks ago, said he
wns getting nlong fine but begged his
'"ther to send him "some real smokes."
The French tobacco was "awfui" ho
added.
Private Edward f. Showoker. mlss
Inf, Is twenty-two years old and enlisted
In July, 1017, In the First Iteglment, N.
O. P. After doing guard duty for a
while In ihe State he was sent to Camp
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J .,,. -st e .i... mini, i.,r. ,,,.,- ir t,,i
Hnncock and was later placed In Com
(been a member of the Sons of Veterans
, for a number of year?, playing the
j clnrlonct In the band of Kills Pest, No.
I 9. and had uood grounding in military
drill and discipline. He had n great
grandfather nnd two great uncles In
the American Revolution, and his grand
father served with tho Twentieth Penn
sylvania Cavalry in the Civil War.
Young Showalter lived with his parents,
Sir. and 3In. Ildward Showaker, at 0e,55
Crowson street, Geimuntown. Ho was
formerly employed ln tho U. G. I. In
his last letter ho advised his parents
to save up so as to be able to buy a
"giant turkey" for Christms. as he fully
expected to lie home by that time.
Private Joseph Tiirtnglin. missing, Is
twenty-thrco years old nnd tho son of
' Sir and Sirs. Andrew Tartagllo, 1114
Christian sttect. He was drafted last
Ajirll and sent to Camp Hancock, where
, ho was assigned to Company SI, 100th J
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A letter, written by him June 2C,
and received here on July 14, tells of the
fino treatment given American soldiers
by tho Ficnch people. In this letter he
mid that Company 31 was quartered
near r. good-sized city In France, and
Private Antonio Kusrrrlskl lived nt
23C1 Slargaret street. Ho was drafted
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on JUly 0, 10i7, and his two sisters.
Mary nnd Helen, received word orl Slon
day that ho was reported missing In
action on July 15. Another brother.
Walter, who wns drafted, has just sailed
for France, while still another brother
Is working ln a shipyard on the Pacific
coast. Kaszcrlskl and his two sisters
lived at tho Slargaret street address with
Mr. and Mrs. John Zoencr, but tho sis
ters have moved since hearing that he
was missing.
Private Raymond Peters, .reported
missing since July 20, enlisted In the
supply company of the 109th Infantry
soon after war was declared. He was
sent to Camp Hancock nnd last May
embarked for France. He Is twenty
years old nnd was formerly employed
nt the Kddystono munitions plant. He
llued with his mother at 3804 Walden
street, '
Joined Army In 1017
Prlrnte Nelson .Slegel. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Slegel, 501 Dudley street,
missing In action. Joined the Thirtieth
Infantry in August, 1917. ,He left for
France carly'in Slay, 1918, nnd a last
letter, written June" 21. tells of his arrlv.
lng snfely nnd of llfo in France as an
American soldier.
Lieutenant William Ilateman, unof
ficially reported missing, but not named
on the day's casually list, is the son ot
.Mr. nnd Sirs. William H. Bateman, of
Wayne, l'a. Ho Is twenty-four years
old, nnd was graduated from tho Radnor
High School in 1911. For three years
ho studied chemistry at tho University
of Pennsylvania, afterward taking a po
sition with the H K. Slulford Company.
Rateman enlisted In Slay, 1910, In tho
National Guard of Pennsylvania, and
saw service on the Sloxlcnn border.
When tho National Gunrd was called
out again after the United States entered
tho war he was sent ns n guard to
ICddystono, where he was mado a cor
poral, receiving his commission ns second
lleutennnt later whllo, at Camp Han
cock, Augusta, Ga. Ilateman was pro
moted to first lieutenant just before
leaving for France last Slay with Com
pany L, 109th Infnntry.
Private Frank XV. Alltls, reported
missing, belonged to tho gallant 100th
Infantry that started the Germans on
their run across the Slarne. Alltls Is
twenty-seven years old, unmarried nnd
the only son of Sir. and Sirs. William II.
Alltls, 31111 Creek and Gulf road, Ard
inore. He wns educated nt the GIadw;yn
gr.immnr, school, and was well known
In tho suburb. Before entering the ser
vice ho was employed as a shipping
clerk in tho Autocar Company, Ard
more. l'rlvnte George Smith, missing, en
listed In April, 1917, and was sent to
Camp Hancock, where he wns assigned
to Company SI, 100th Infantry. Smith
mado his homo with his slstcr-ln-law,
Mrs. Charles Smith. 184G North Twenty,
third street, la twenty-five years old.
and was employed ln a textile mill.
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please take our advice and place your
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the annoyance of waiting a long time for
delivery when you are needing the use of
your new automobile.
And it may make all the difference be
tween having a Super-Six and not having
one.
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growing greater and your requirements
more severe, you want a car that is going to
see you through the entire war if need be.
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The most grinding tests of cross-country
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Better still, because of lessons learned in
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In detail after detail, they have refined the
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MAY ENLIST PRISON LABORS
War Policies Board Rccommcnda j
Its Employment by Government ''
By the United Pras '.
Washington, Aug. 21. Prison labor i.
may bo called to aid the war. (
Tho war labor poUclcs board favors .
this radical nctlon, and has adopted a j
resolution recommending Congressional &
consideration. As suggested, tho Fed- i
oral and Stato Governments would reach j
nn agreement for using convicts nt pre-
vnliintr vvtise rates and conditions, de-
ducting for their maintenance from tho ,
wages paid. ...
No privato contract system would bs
permitted.
TWO OF OLD 13TH DIE HEROES
Seranton Man Killed, Durycn. Sol
dier Dies of Wounds
Seranton, Pn Aug. 21. John Palln,
twenty years old, cool: in tho supply
company of tho 109th Infantry, formerly
the Thirteenth Regiment, Pennsylvania
Nntlonal Guard, has been killed In ac
tion In France, the War Department
today advised his relatives.
Albert Williams, of Duryea. formerly
sjf Slooslc, member of Company L of tho-xrl
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havo been notified.
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