Harrisburg telegraph., December 02, 1918, Page 9, Image 9

157 PENNA. MEN
LOSE LIVES IN
WAR WITH HUNS
8,214 Names Made Public by
War Department; 1,627
Fall in Action
\VaxliingtoD, Dec. 2.—A total of
6.214 names appears in today's and
yesterday's casualty lists# 3,185 being
reported today, and 3,029 yesterday.
Of this total, 1,627 were killed in
action, and of this number 157 were
Pennsylvanians.; The summary fol
lows: ,
Killed in action 1,627
Died of wounds i... .* 639
Died of accident and other
causes 43
Died of airplane accident.. 7
Died of disease 1,167
Wounded severely 639
Wounded (degree undeter
mined
Wounded slightly •
Missing In action • Ln>
Total 6,214
The following names are reported
this afternoon:
KILI.UI) IN ACTION
l.leuteiiiints ,
Herbert Joachian Otto, Philadel-
Ph Adexander McPherson Russell, Bed
ford.
Scrgenntn
Frederick A. Tessmer, Oil City.
William Aloysius Ba h lf,
Charles J. BbcK, Philadelphia.
Walter G. llorak, Scranton.
Warren B. Purcell, Weikert.
William J. Cush, Homestead.
Joseph H. Weber, Philadelphia.
• Corporals
Joseph F. Thompson Shaft.
I sane Cohen, - Foster street, Hnr
rislturg. ~
Joseph Stonage, Monessen.
Andrew Kariey, Pittsburgh.
Elmer F. Gardner, Unity vine.
Ha™ . P. Smith. Philadelphia.
Christian Coover Wltmer, Keams
l° Francis F. Itogan, North Pitts
bUrSh> itugier
Francis Foster. Jr.. Philadelphia.
George McC. Robinson, Walnut.
Mechanic* ,
William J. Moore, Philadelphia
Moses S. Verger, Pottstown.
Private*
Joseph Carps, Carnegie. *
John Carson# Philadelphia.
James K. Banner, Cly.
Frank Deguzes, Luzerne.
Harry W. l ee, Campbell.
Clark M. A gens, ltidgwui. ,
William M. Ayres, Dunbur, 1-ajette
'°Robert J. Barnes, Wadesyille.
Sostino Castriglano, Philadelphia.
Morris Cohen, Philadelphia.
Adam R. Miller, Baxter.
Deo Raczkowski, Mahonoy City.
Albert I-. Reeder. Elysburg.
John Baylift, Handling.
Patrick F. Craven, Willtamstown,
Dauphin county.
Raymond B. McCoy, Altoona.
Peter Pitrone, Wftlston.
Antonio Ricota, Windber. •
John Sandora, Philadelphia.
William O. Trimble, Newberry.
Charles A. Dick, Folcroft.
Charles Geiles, Scranton.
Dee Alfred llanks, Burrows.
Michael J. Conroy, Ardmore.
Joseph Fox, Philadelphia.
James M. Hall, St. Michael.
William Athas, Scranton.
Paul Anderson Glennon, Glenlield.
J,eo Thomas McCabe. Philadelphia.
Sidney E. McFarlane, Shreveport.
Dewis E. Kehl, Pennsburg.
Harold D. Dandis, Dancaster.
Clerk Maurer, Reading.
David E. Orr, Indiana.
Matthew T. Nally, Consholtocken.
Ernest C. Neurath, Philadelphia.
Horace J. O'Donnell, Germantown,,
Philadelphia.
Earl 11. Oplinger, Walnutport.
John Welchko, Puritan, Cambria
C °Chiules H. Redman. Philadelphia, j
Bert Edgar Seamens, Corry.
Robert C. Wilcox, Wellsboro.
Edward E. Gery, Sinking Spring.
Nicola Gieneatarlno, Clarksburg.
Charles J. Hays. Donegal.
Ralph G. Orndoff, Waynesburg.
Antoni Rychlinski. Breckenridgc.
Adolph Skivmont, Pliiladelphia.
Joseph Deo Smith, Clearfield.
John M. Tarbet, Philadelphia.
Emmett G. Daub, Philadelphia.
Joseph D. Moroge. Philadelphia.
Giorgio Pisero, Pittsburgh.
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED
IN ACTION
Serjeant
John Henry Theuret, Sarver. But
ler county.
Private*
John A. McDevitt, Chester.
Albert H. White, Philadelphia.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES
Privates
Joseph W. Dewis, Connellsville.
William Dufield, Butler,
Joseph HeiTron. Pliiladelphia.
Will NDED SE V lilt El. V
Cnrporul
Stephen W. Forgas, Philadelphia.
Privates
Ralph M. Snyder, Brookville.
Joseph G. Gebhant, Pittsburgh.
Timmas F. Emery, Philadelphia.
James J. Fletcher, Philadelphia.
George D. Frick, Pottstown.
Henry J. Howe. Bridgewater.
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDETER
MINED I
Sergeants
Charles R. Kimball, Philadelphia,
llenry C. Yeiser, Newnianstown.
Corporals
Frank G. Foreman, Philadelphia,
Horace E. Kirby, Philadelphia.
Privates
Charles V. Beck, Pluta.
Paul Rupp. Windsor.
Michael F. Carroll. Philadelphia.
George G. Tlackett, Louistown.
Raymond Hratoh, Norristown.
John A. Mengcl. Juniata.
John Murray, Susquehanna.
Drogo Valetic, Stllltown.
•Peter Zakarevicz, California.
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MONDAY EVENING, ITARRTSBTTRG TELEGRAPH DECEMBER 2, 101 R.
Martin J. Gill, Pittsburgh.
Ralph Marshall Johnson, Klttann
ing.
Raymond Charles Kiscadden, Deba
non.
George Edgar Wolfe, Huntingdon.
MISSING IN ACTION
Sergeant
■ Ewing K. Lynn, McKeesport.
Corporals
I Joseph C. Kotchlg, Pittsburgh.
John E. Reichert, Pittsburgh.
Charles Bertram Merrett, Mercer.
William A. Metlin, Elwood City.
Rugler
Edward Stoecker, Pittsburgh.
Wagoner
Ralph McCormiek, Chinchilla.
Privates '
Gulseppe Calleri, Berwick.
Andrew Adams, Moon Run.
f John A. Brown, Allentown.
. Charles Butts, Philadelphia.
I I Gubrielll Cramilli, Carnegie.
' Rocco Lachionl, Easton.
Santi Disniati, Monessen.
W. E. Ekis, Hillards.
Earnest F. Hogue, Brighton.
' " Sol Jacobson, Mount Pleasant.
John William Wahlen, Pittsburgh,
Zurgmund Zakazewslty, I'harro.
William D. Nunan, Manoa.
Albert Baxter Squires, Corry.
Albert S. Staerk, Altoona.
Jolm Gilbert Wulte, Sligo.
Enrico Monzo, Philadelphia.
Harry C. Rennie, Philadelphia.
Samuel Schwartz, Philadelphia.
Joseph C. Turosky, Plymouth.
Benjamin Weiss. Philadelphia.
Joseph F. O'llourke, Union City.
Michael Parillu, Lyon.
Bronislaw Stulpin, Elizabeth.
Harry O. Wismer, Rushland.
Albert Welty, McKeesport.
John A. Workman, Pittsburgh.
The following were reported this
morning:
KILLED IN ACTION
Corporal
Lee J. Sullivan, Aliquippa.
Wagoner
Samuel Hackett, Middlebury.
John Angelo, Mines.
Joseph Cawley, Pittston.
Reuben H. Duffel, Philadelphia.
Wilson D. George, Towanda. „
Charles Hess, Franklintown, York
county. •
Alfred Jones. Metal.
* Erman E. Leple.v, Beaver Springs.
Anion C. Reese, 511 North Tenth St.,
IlnrrlNliurg.
Vernon William Saylor, Greenville.
DIED OF WOUNDS
Lieutenant
Claude C. Cunningham, Philadel
phia.
Sergeants
Joseph J. Etan, Meadville.
Henry E. Moody, Philadelphia.
Hermann J. Smith, Pittsburgh.
Charles Jumcs Vandyke, Oil City.
Corporals
Edward W. Eckel, Franklin.
Edward H. Hottenstein, Middleburg.
George McShane, Homestead.
Mitchell Sargen, Philadelphia.
Wagoner
Theodore Murray, Scranton.
Privates
Darrell W. Byerly, Colllngdale.
Giacinto Cilente, Conleysville.
Francis J. Flanagan, Ashland.
Oscar M. Hess, New Ringgold,
Schuylkill county.
Samuel D. Buchholz, Pittsburgh.
Harry K. Collier, Dewiston.
John F. Conners, Pittsburgh.
Generino Desimore, Philadelphia.
Julius P. Gillis, Wilkes-Barre.
John J. Holshan, New Philadelphia.
Harry W. Holland. Philadelphia.
Karl H. Livengood, Scottdare.
Andrew H. Miller. Millvale.
Claude R. Knauss, Allentown.
John Dessig, Philadelphia.
Harry Edgar Mitchell, Altoona.
, Edward J. Revell, Philadelphia.
lleneiletto Sulvnilorl, 330 Cherry St.,
i Ilnrrlsbnrg.
| Scott D. Sechler, Fairchance.
I Norman J. Seger, Rossiter.
Clarence A. Sipple, Moyersdale.
August Szlowenesz, Braddock.
Milton A. Zimmerman, Punxsutaw
ney.
DIED OF DISEASE
Lieutenant
John C. Kerr, Pittsburgh.
Sergeant
John M. Ross, Philadelphia.
Corporal
Donald M. Haldeman, Johnstown.
Cook
George M. Pittston.
Privates
William Timothy Barrett, Philadel
phia.
Miles P. Byrne, Philadelphia.
Wilfred Carpenter, Wilkes-Barre.
Francis M. Carter, Morganza.
William Brogan, Wilkes-Barre.
I William Buckius, Philadelphia,
l" 'Joseph Hughes, Philadelphia.
Wilbur R. Hoeltzel, Philadelphia.
1 John G. Killen, Row.
Edwin D. Spare. Philadelphia.
Joseph A. Doughran. Hazelton.
James F. Moonan. Philadelphia.
Joseph Pinsky, Philadelphia.
Preston R. Roach, Bridgeville.
Chauncey i. staiismith, Flourtown.
Wilber G. Short, Blairsvillc.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Captain
Robert S. Cain, Pittsburgh.
Lieutenants
Charles C. Ryan, Smithfleld, Fay
ette county.
George D. Edmonds, West Etna.
Sergeants
Russell Davison, Clymer. •
Emory 1.. McCreary, New Cumber
land.
Joseph P. Bennett, Blairsville.
George F. McHugh, Philadelphia.
Edward W. Packer. Philadelphia.
Corporals
Floyd Glade Baldwin, Bradford.
William S. Gaby, Kutztown.
Carl Deo Hultman, Kane.
Lawrence J. Kirwan, Dewistown.
Leonard Bacon, Waynesboro.
Carl O. Carothers, Shippensburg.
Albert Heimann, Pittsburgh.
Raymond A. Kelly. Pittsburgh.
Charles H. Duckenbaugh. Altoona.
Charles E. Murphy. Scottdale.
Leon Pirmez, McDonald.
Bugler
Orville K. Provins, Uniontown.
Privates
Antoni Antonowicz, Farrell.
I'baon Edward Bartolett, Mahanoy
City.
Randall Bernhnrd, East Texas.
Jacob Boyer, West Pittston.
Clare John Frye, McVeytown.
William F. Gallagher, Philadelphia.
William H. Hoffman, Philadelphia.
John J. McNasby. Philadelphia.
Charles K. Bullock, Honesdale.
Jphn Henry Hippie, Philadelphia.
William Ray Myers, Shippensburg.
John F. Owens, Philadelphia.
Earl Richard Allison, Quakertown.
Stanley F. Baginski, Ranshaw.
Edward J. Brady, Uniontown.
Thomas Patrick Kaas. Pottstown.
George Doudance, Philadelphia.
Robert A. Mcßride. McKeesport.
Samuel Magen, Philadelphia.
William O'Connor. St. Clair.
Robert Harding, Elk Dick.
Robert G. Moore, Rochester Mills.
Alden Stackhouse, Philadelphia.
Robert E. Decker, East Stroudsburg.
Harold T. Faus, Wllliamsport.
James V. Ferry, Pittsburgh.
Michael' Joseph Flynn, Germantown,
Philadelphia.
Geruld J. Griflln, Washington.
Harry E. Sai'bej, Webster.
Deo E. Wood. Uniontown.
August W. Seitz, Philadelphia.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Cook
Paul 11. Knapp, Uniontown.
Private*
Thomas Ford, West Pittston.
Thomas J. Garrily. Philadelphia.
William C. Karns, Greenburg.
Carl Kennedy, Bertleyville.
Adolph It. Klein, Mount Oliver.
Knos Kupp, MUstersonville.
Fianceco Vacearo, Pittsburgh.
Samuel B. Bolton, Schuylkill Haven.
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDETER
MINED)
Lieutenant
Call Adelbert Schug, Hughcsville.
Sergeants * , .
Benjamin William Carr, Angels,
Wayne county.
Elmer Anderson Foster, I hiladel
phia.
John Francis Kelly, Oakmont.
Clarence llutt Mosser, Reading.
Joseph H. Wootten, Philadelphia.
Corporals
Clair Monroe Oarbuugh, Kellettvilie.
Wilfred ilartin Dippold, St. Marys.
Frank D. Polk, New Kensington.
James S. Bush. Norristown.
Harry D Wissner, Beaver talis.
1 Mechanic
Benjamin Kraft. McDonald.
Wagoner
Frank J. Dennin, Philadelphia.
Private*
Joe Arcerl, Waynesburg.
Clair Bierly, Scranton.
De Rov Monroe Bowers. Reading.
Herbert J. Conroy, Philadelphia.
James F. Deere, Philadelphia
Lawrence A. Floro. Van
Anthonv Gallagher, I hiladelphia.
Daniel D. Gray, intersection.
Alexander M. Hanzle, Erie.
William M. Hunter. McKeesport.
llarrv M. Rnughmnn, llurrlsbiirg.
Fred H. Rryden, Stockdale.
Andrew Bundra. Pittston.
Horace W. Hilton. o ant "', 1h M ndel .
Samuel Arnold, Jr., West Ihlladel
Phia. - ~ „„
Thomas Aspera, Indiana.
Alfred B. Bo we. Carbon.
John H. Burns. P'^adelphia.
Francis J. Carpentier, Philadelphia.
William P. Fleming. PhiUidelphia.
John Kellerman. Honesdale. ~l tv
Lerov Homer Klngsland. Oil ctt>.
Phillip Magino, California.
Nicholas Minich, Scr anton ~, |ailel _
Joseph Michael Powers, I hiladei
Pl Sa'nford U. Reese. West Pittson.
John Solcum, Scranton.
John E. Klemm, Hanover. .
] Anthony Shurer, Nesblt, Lycoming
county. _
Carl Fredrick Symons * e . a< ?A" K '
Samuel H. Walker, Philadelphia.
James M. O'Hara. Philadelphia.
Clayton H. Putt. Lebanon
Ercel! B. Ross. Washington.
Koustanty Uogalskl, Philadelpliia.
Louis K. Shaffer, Fenelton.
Jacob Holochoke, Chester.
Following is yesterday s list.
KILLED IN ACTION
Sergeants
Carl D. Coolidge. Wellsboro.
Harry D. Greenwood, Philadelphia.
Earl I). Hess, Berwick.
Kldridge 11. Shoup, Ktngsley.
De Roy J. Sodan, Hallstead.
John D. lfowes, Philadelphia.
' Mike Uhus, Elanor.
Paul E. Baker, Pittsburgh.
Stillwell E. Weber, West Philadel
pliiu.
Pasqiiale D'Amato*%hUadelphfa.
Robert McCollum. Pliiladelphia.
Alfred P.. Smalley, Philadelphia.
Roy Thomas, Mansileld.
Homer Sherwood Dccles, Sugar
° Dowd W. Craford, Mifflin.
Floyd H. English, Kinzua.
Alvin Herman. Allentown.
Joseph P. Dearie, torest City.
Bugler
Frank J. Dinino, Reading.
Wagoner
George B, May, Ethans.
Horsesboer
Robert P. Owens, Elkdale.
Cook
Leon E. Gustafson, Houtzdale.
Private* . . ,
Thomas D. Carrigan, Philadelphia.
Harry D. Cottrill, Versailes.
Charles J. Coyle. Phlladelph a.
Alexander Burkett, Glenlyon.
Harold Carr. Jamestown.
Joseph D. Deutsche Wilkes-Barre.
Ivan K. Dinsmure, Kast Biook.
William Thomas Fish, Russellton. ;
Paul Orleche, Philadelphia.
Nevin O. Phillips, Allentown.
Michael F. Farrell, Ashley.
Noble C. Jackson. McGrann.
John Dinaku. Jr.. Philadelphia.
John McKenna, Marcus Hook.
Alexander Quear, Charlerol.
John Charles Sainanis, Minersville,
Antonio Savino, llazelton.
Joseph C. Teeters, Hopewell.
Robert A. Whaley, Philadelphia.
Harry F. Diamond, Phitpph-lphia.
Robert R. Bryden. ltoseoe.
Ferman Flega 1, Clcarlield.
W^hamVGolden. 1 Philadelphia.
Mikolas, Goiicavsltas, Scranton.
William D. Hackenberg, swineford,
Snyder county.
William E. llnjipt. Shamokin.
Dolls Sherman Wetzel, Jedtlo.
Benjamin Schwartz, 1 hiladelphta.
Josepli A. Swartz, rt ;
Albert A. Turkan, Philadelphia.
Fred E. Wood, McKeesport.
John F. Zabloskey, Shamokin.
William C. Sclilndler, Philadelphia...
Andrew C. Seabolt, iMlly.
Sanford I>. Shaddolk, Munson.
James N. Sllngluff. Meadville.
Joseph. F. Swann, l'hiladelphia.
William J. Marsch, Greentown.
James R. Naylor, 1* inleyviilc.
' William J. Pegg. Philadelphia
William J. Puchta, Pittsburgh.
Benjamin F. Dietz, Philadelphia.
Fred A. 1 laug. Rig Run.
George J. Kallvay, AltoOna.
Benjamin It. Metlin Ellwood.
Melvin A. Rolirbaugh, Spring Grove.
John J. McGinty, Scranton.
Fred S. Ueifsnyder, Sinking Springs.
James K. Timoney, Minooka.
DIED OF WOUNDS
Lieutenant
■Hazzard Melloy. Philadelphia.
Sergeant*
John V. Vanaerschot. Saltvllle.
Fred A. Demmler, Pittsburgh.
Corporals
Edgar B. Brennenmn, Brookville.
William B. Hughes, Abington, P. O.
llugler
Percy Watmuff, Marcus Hook.
Mechanician
Charles Schmttt. Millvale.
Privates
De V. Ackerman, Homestead.
Rov Brotherton, Rochester.
Robert E. Earner, Cross Creek.
Thomas R. Mhlloy. Philadelphia.
Walter Pahler, Philadelphia.
William I*. Me.igel, Wyoinlsting. .
John E. Nlater, Beaver
George E. Ohren. Pittsburgh.
Norman D. Pennell, West Chester.
William G. Presslcr, Birdsvllle.
Peter Ragazulis, Luzerne.
Frank C. Rlchter. Philadelphia.
Nathan Shute. Philadelphia.
Raymond M. Beale. Brackenridge.
• Herman E. Price. Bradenville.
amuel D. Clupsaddle, Orrtanna.
David Golltner, Philadelphia.
Warner Shafcr, Scranton.
Raymond Alazo, Oil cit>.
John Kelly. Scranton
Jacob Maikllne, Abbotstown.
Harvey E. Dengler. Oberlln.
DIED OK DISEASE
l.ieuteiinnts
Valentine E. Dubs, Philadelphia.
Charles Hyde. Sewlckley.
Sergeant*
Albert D. Abrams. Philadelphia.
Matthew J. Higgins, Jr., Philadel
phia. „ . ,
Corporals
Ben Rolls. West Pike.
Hugh L. Smith, Phoenlxvllle.
Paul M. Hermann. Philadelphia.
Wagoner
Calvin G. Neeley. Hollldaysburg.
Cook
Alvin H. Mcbius, Philadelphia.
Privates
Ernest Angell, Knoxville, Tioga
county. _
George Dewey, Carlton.
Antonio Donntelli, Dunmore.
Harvey S. Ochman, Denver.
Charles F. Wright, Philadelphia.
Giovanni Musumecl, Easton.
Frank P. Pentecost, Pittsburgh,
i John B. Stratton, Philadelphia.
Harry C. Ahrens, Y'ork.
James A- Aumun, Wolfs Store.
Robert E. Bingner, Berlin.
Edward J. Daly, Philadelphia.
Mike G. Odrechowsky, l>bid City.
Raymond H. Oswald, Allentown.
Frunk E. Amrhine, Philadelphia.
Roy Bender, Dawson.
Hurry S. Frymoyer, Reading.
Maurice I). liuncox, Titusville.
William J. Delaney, Carbondale.
'ihurber McConkey, Mount Vernon.
William R. overtoil, Philadelphia.
Sherman I. Uowe, Selinsgrove.
Churles H. Shingler, Ruffs Dale.
Luther Banks, Everett. /
Nicola Di Cesare, Pittsburgh.
Earl Henry Mull, Pottsville.
Francis E. Roth, Allentown.
Jacob C.' Welker, yuakertown.
Jolm S. Roman, Fairchance.
Harry C. Watkins, Coleman.
Nicolas Bantu Maria, South Fork.
John Oi Schmidt, South Fork.
Edgur W. stone, Trough Creek.
Thomas E. Wilcox, Mateer.
Edward W. Jacobs, Waynesburg.
Richmond M. Brice, Ford City.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
l'rivutes
George McKnight. Philadelpliia.
]<ouls Reading.
Henry Moor, Stroudsburg.
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDETER
MINED)
Lieutenant
Thomas Bailey, Germantown.
Corporal
John E. Fleming Columbia,
Privates
l'asquaie Speteu. Pliiladelphia.
Charles C. Stoudt, Heading.
James I. Fink, Allentown.
James A. Fynes, Philadelphia.
Jpseph F. Uayefski, Shantokln.
I'red Hebeisen. Philadelphia.
Joseph Kluezynski, Philadelphia.
Joseph F. Lebloda, Glenlyon.
Daniel McNichol, Pliiladelphia.
i iVi° 1 Schneider, Tremopt, Schuyl
kill county.
Robert B. Pencgar, Philadelphia.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Sergeants
Josepli A. Houston, Olyphant.
Daniel Y\ clister Ivlnsey, Middletown.
James W. Maguire. Philadelphia.
Joseph M. Netzel, Pittsburgh.
rr Corporals
Harry A. Schmidt. Philadelphia.
Edward C. Rohr, Pittsburgh.
. .. Bugler
Arthur Gillotti, Kane.
Wagoner
W llliam Schaffer, Philadelphia.
Cook
Theodore Krausa, Port Perry.
Privates
George Thomas Carolus, Lewiston
Lawrence Klinger, Pittsburgh.
Hugh P. Boyle, Chester.
Frank P. Lynch, Philadelphia.
John, A. Stewart. Leonardtown.
Charles Joseph McLaughlin.
Russell Shoemaker, Freeland.
Etters Bucei, Ronco.
John W. Duncan, Ebensburg.
William B. Grauel, Philadelphia.
Leonard Saper King, Uniontown.
Charles H. Weaver, Quakertown.
Mike Balhitis, Clarldge.
John Newton Brown. Slippery Rock.
Enoch C. Colvin, Monongahela.
Walter Fred Poan. Trevose.
Gustav J. Wagner, Brie.
George Weyandt. Claysburg.
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Herr Street ' Peffer Street Cumberland Street
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James Joseph Laksh, Philadelphia.
Frank Leslie Patterson, Coraopolls.
Lloyd L. Rltchey, Apollo.
Harry C. Shay, Pottsville.
MISSING IN ACTION
• Lieutenant
Carl W. Wentzel, Swissvale.
Sergeants
Frank G. Munmilier, Birdsboro.
Jolm E. Morrow, Beaver.
Corporals
Otl* Frank Council}, Jr., Cnrllsle.
Harper W. HemniinSer, Duquesne.
Nelson Chupple, South Forts.
Karl B. Cummins, Pittsburgh.
Herbert B. Norton, Ulysses.
Alvin R. Mertz, Allentown.
Privates
Vincenzo Adamo. Blair.
Louis Certain, Philadelphia.
John Josepli Kirby. Philadelphia.
Isaac L. Iledwelf, Chester.
Lorenzo M. Cornelius, Crescent.
Walter J. Crumbley, Philadelphia. /
Stove BukovsKl, Windber. \
Wilbur Cameron, Easton.
Tony Capaldi, Philadelphia.
Raymond Christnjan, Allentown.
Frank H. Dinerd. Pittsburgh.
Daniel Francis' Flannery, Tumaqua.
Stanlslaw Lojek, Ambridge.
Arthur Donnelly, Pittsburgh.
Frank F. Hodgson, Glussport.
John H. Brown, Johnsonhurg.
Mattliew E. Carter, Haverford.
Chester E. Dunlap, Altoona.
Vincenzo Grlppi, old Forge borough.
Charles Hoffner, Greenwood.
Elmer A. McAuley, Philadelphia.
George A. O'Neill. Braddock.
Josepli Palski, Philadelphia.
Daniel 1* Pond, Athens.
David H. La Ross, Wescosvillo.
Joseph Miller. New Castle.
August A. Rebel. Pittsburgh.
Stanley Saida, Glassport.
Henry C. Smith, Allentown.
Samuel Terrens, Philadelpliia.
Thomas J. Kane, Philadelphia.
Joseph S. Klndur, Wilkes-Barre.
Bunny Giaq\iin.to, Philadelphia.
Antonio Grazio, Morrlstown.
Louis W. Harter, Pittsburgh.
Harry A. Hoffman, Hamburg.
Harry G. Kraft, McKeesport.
Horace Lynam, West Philadelphia.
Julian E. McGrath, Corry.
Lloyd L. Manley. Montgomery.
Michael Santangolo. Norristown.
Arthur C. Woestelioff. Pittsburgh.
Robert BlcKerahan. Bcllevue.
Samuel Artliur Mandelstein, South
Fork.
Frank 11. Menardi, Philadelphia.
Charles J. Morrlsey, Pliiladelphia.
Albert Morgan. Pittston.
James Nelson Bradley, Chester.
Luke J. Croshy, West Chester.
Lewis Fromal, Chester.
Alfred Y. Hendricks. Philadelphia,
Bruce Hullihen, Lucernemines.
Francis Marion Maychoff, Waynes-
Viurg.
Harry J. McKnight, Philadelphia.
William Peskin, Philadelphia.
Raymond J. Regan, Philadelphia.
James P. Summers, Great Bend.
Arthur A. Lapore, Coraopolis.
Warren J. Ziegler, Maxatawney.
Fred E. Patchen, Sugar Grove.
Harvey W. Uitter. Emaus.
Wesley Leland Robinson, Newtown.
Clinrlen John llynn,ir>r>U Vernon St.,
IlnrriMliurg.
No Advance
In Buckwheat Prices
,
r pHE November Ist advance of $1.05 per gross ton did
* not apply to Buckwheat Coal.
The present price, however, is subject to change on short
notice.
Under a recent ruling of the Federal Fuel Adminis
trator, Buckwheat Coal is not included in the consumer s
allotment for the year. You are entitled to your full re
quirement of the larger sizes and at the same time may put
into your cellar a quantity of Buckwheat Coal.
Buckwheat Coal is recommended for early winter heating. It
makes an intense, even heat and quickly responds to the drafts.
For banking fires at night Buckwheat Coal will save you a large
quantity of your regular furnace coal.
A mixture of one shovelful of Buckwheat and one shovelful of
Egg, Stove or Nut Coal makes an excellent combination; the small
coal tills up the chinks, thereby making the fire more easily regu
lated. . •
• This is your opportunity to secure Buckwheat Coal. When
-winter is here in earnest and you have trouble in scuring your
a<3:ustomed kind of coal, you will be exceedingly thankful that the
Buckwheat size is in your cellar.
United Ice & Coal Co.
Main Office, Forster & Cowden Sts. rJjj
Munich Offices, 7tH ,v Woodbine, "th & Reily, 6th & Hamilton, 15th & Chestnut.
Also Steelton, Pa.
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