rSJSHING NAMES
b,784 IN TODAY'S
WAR CASUALTIES
C.' 124 Killed in Action 19 Are
Soldiers From Penn
sylvania
Washingto .1, Dec. 20.—The com
manding general of the American
Expeditionary Forces today report
ed a total of 5.784 casualties through
the War Department. Of the 124
killed in action, nineteen were Pcnn
sylvanians. The summary follows:
Killed in action 124
Died of wounds 82
Died of accident and other
causes 26
Died of airplane accident,.... 1
Died of disease 253
Wounded severely 1,802
Wounded (degree undeter
, mined) 1,409
Wounded slightly, 1,798
Missing in action 289
Total 5.784
The Pennsylvanians reported this
afternoon are:
KILLED IV ACTION
Private
George Edwards. Taylor.
DIED OF WOUNDS
Lieutenant
Charles Richard Rowan,, Altoona.
Sergeant
Alexander L. Ruddock, Chester.
Privates
v William H. Blel, ltoxborough.
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Joseph Spiro, Philadelphia.
Lafayette Llchette, Philadelphia.
DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES
Privates
Thomas M. Shaw, Media.
Orson W. Wilcox, Wellsboro.
DIED OF DISEASE
Bugler
Harry McClnin, Philadelphia.
Privates
Herman W. Brown, Pottsville.
Stanley Loch, Nantocoke.
William J. Rabcl, R. F. D. t,
Lebanon.
Isadore Budenstein. Philadelphia.
Edwin C. Wells, Harrisburg.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Lieutenants
John A. Rugan, Freeland.
William S. Vellmer, Overbrook.
William H. McHenry, Ridley
Park.
.Sergeants
Anthony P. Davitt, Philadelphia.
Walter F. N. Anderson, Kane.
Richard W. Bennett, Philadel
phia.
Gilbert H. Cargin, Stalker.
William E. Bice, Hollidaysburg.
Howard J. Fritsch, Pittsburgh.
Corporals
William John Hastings, Sturgeon.
William P. Walker, Philadelphia.
Chester J. Enright, Pittsburgh.
George Fisher, East Carnegie.
Fred M. Kuttler, Pittsburgh.
Harry Johnson Stone, Philadel
phia.
Buglers
William Y. Abbott, .Philadelphia-
Giovanni Slano, Philadelphia.
Mechanics
William R. Schaeffer, Sharpsburg.
Henry C. Borden, R. F. D. 3, To
wanda.
Cooks
Oliver White, R. F. D, 2, Connells
vnie.
Lucas Mikedls, Monessen.
Privates
William Schott, Philadelphia.
Robert W. Teesdale, Philadelphia.
Charles F. Collins, Philadelphia.
Augusta Dc Mauri, Corry.
John Stanley Crom', Miners Mills.
Cornelius J. Merten, Pittsburgh.
Harry A. Pennington, Irvena.
Edward F. Hertmass, Pittsburgh.
Walter I. Reringer, Philadelphia.
Demetry Dncek, Philadelphia.
Calvin R. Kriebil, Parkers Land
ing.
Frank Barnes Moxley. Darby.
William G. Ward, Wilklnsburg.
William D. Turnbull, Johnstown.
Jasper Altera, Gandergrift.
John Armstrong, Cleartleld.
James A. Brought, Wilklnsburg.
Frank X. Dixon, Pittsburgh.
Paul Lakshass, Philadelphia.
Andy Banko, Windber.
Stanley Carden, Archbald.
Fred Doyle, Philadelphia.
Charles F. Hunter, Philadelphia.
Joseph Kegoles, Gilberton.
John F. McLaughlin, Erie.
John J. Mattis, Shamokin.
Mark F. Newton, Williainstown.
Robert 11. Ochs, Reinhold's Sta
tion.
Joseph Perri. Philadelphia.
Harry E. David, McGees Mills.*
Thomas P. Durrick, Philadelphia.
Sheridan Hill. Johnstown.
Wincenty Lingo, Carnegie.
Thomas N. McDonald. Pittsburgh.
William Turik, Winburne.
William Wagner, Philadelphia.
Benjamin J. Chesna, Plymouth
Breslac, Luzerne county.
Dominico Furano, Republic.
Richard Nelson Kinsley, Philadel
phia. , „
Samuel P. Ritchey, Six Mile Run.
John Vaughn, Scranton.
Oscar C. Holland, Pittsburgh.
James Scuglia. Braddock.
Harry E. Webber, Auburn, Schuyl
\VOUNl>ED (DEGREE UNDETER
MINED)
Lieutenant
George A. Strick, St. Clair.
Sergeants
Martin P. Kane, Portage.
Maynard C. Smith. Pphiladelphia.
Merlin S. Rosenberry, R. F. D. 2,
Shippensburg.
Joseph D. Shakbazov, York.
Maxwell McMlchael, Philadelphia.
Russell Leroy Matchett, Harris
burg.
John H. Palmer, Philadelphia.
Charles Reiter, ittsburgh.
Harry J. Reynolds, Reynoldsville.
Albert Werlz, Royersford.
Samuel E. Crammer, Reading.
John Crowley, Ambridge.
Edvige Mezzanotte, Philadelphia.
Albert H. Morrison. Honesdale.
Grover C. Welch, Philadelphia.
Corporals \
Richard H. Jr., Bryn
Mawr. i|
John A. Kilgbre, Greensburg.
Ned Westover, Beaverdale.
Frank Augustus Blymiller, Park
er's Landing. ii
John A. Dresher, Fullerton.
Robert H. Bowman, Mlllersburg.
Edward Brink, R. F. D. 2, Smtcks
burg.
Benjamin G. Garrett, Summit Hill.
Chester A. Philadelphia.
Arthur M. Clßireh, Wnynesburg.
Frank S. Fagg, Philadelphia.
Joseph Fiola,: Philadelphia.
George D. lloppes. Philadelphia.
Conrad J. Muag, Philadelphia.
Mechanics
Clayton G. Brown, Harrlsburg.
Corbett G. Miller, Philadelphia.
George E. Rowland, Chalfont.
. Privates
William E. Ames, R. F. D. 1
Goldsboro.
Richard Samuel Eshplman, Lan
caster.
William Kesziewicz, Pittsburgh.
Harry D, McCauley, stoclton.
Archbald Michael, Philadelphia.
Stanley J. Ml lucres, Plymouth.
Jerry E. Mohrey, Northampton.
Joseph Watson.l Philadelphia.
Mattl Knislahti, Phiradelphla.
Ralph Kern, N#w Cumberland.
John P. VeazeyJ,'Pittsburgh.
Thomas Campenpi, Plttston.
John Carl, Peniis Station.
Howard Evans. Scranton.
Paul F. Jacobs, Manchester.
Leo J. Kenney,"R. F. D. 1, Car
negie.
Raymond P. Long, Reading.
Francis A. Mooney, Philadelphia.
Lawrence A. Muck, Meadvllle.
Duigi Russo, Philadelphia.
Anthony Sandanna, Steelton.
Adrian A. Sanders, Bakerstown,
Allegheny county.
Jacob Washkovitz, Philadelphia.
Charles C. Windsor, Philadelphia.
Edward T. Brannagnn, Philadel
phia.
James T. Boyle, Pittsburgh.
Harry C. Glattle, Philadelphia.
Robert E. Hcckman, Pottsville.
Thomas Lambert, East Strouds
burg.
Jnmes C. Rodgers. Chester.
John -Shtipienls, Sharon.
Arthur R. Worcester, Philadel
phia. N
Guy W. Zoißler. Harrisburg.
Jacob Bornski, PMtston.
John A. Brown, Invin.
John J. Burkit. Bethlehem.
Carmel O. Casale. ( Portage.
Earnest L. Check, ;l Warren.
William H. FlanSgtin, Philadel
phia. .
Giuseppe Genovere, Harrisburg
Joseph F. Oil City.
Fred Gustafson, Ifwin.
Edward W. Kay, Philadelphia.
Harry Kingston, Philadelphia.
Arthur P. Ludwig, Tomhioken.
John P. Meighan, Miners Mills.
Clare A. Shannon, Erie.
Raymond Rivinns, Philadelphia.
Willard E. Conner. McVeytown.
John A. Deisher. Reading.
Arthur E. Fletcher, Philadelphia.
John T. Flynn, Dunmore.
Miles Hammond Cfnrdner, Erie.
Peter Garrity, McKeesport. ,
Thorn as Harvey, Jermyn.
Harry F. Aukerman, Irwin.
Edward Burgess, Blossburg.
Thomas Common, Jeannette.
Joseph D'Alessnridro, Philadel
phia.
Peter F. Kelly, Clifton Heights.
Mike ICranack, Pittsburgh.
Frederick W. Liebelt, Pittsburgh.
Angus E. Wood, Waymart.
Giuseppe Balerno, South Bethle
hem.
Wilfred S. Becker|{Northampton.
James W. Bolin, Carlisle.
Colin Cram, Philadelphia.
Howard McCarthy, Smethport.
Stephen McHale, Olyphant.
Clifford C. McPherson, Rural Val
ley.
Joseph Markiewicz, Erie.
Glen E. Murray, Pittsburgh.
William Williams, Reading.
James L. Zeger, Route 4, Mercers
burg. I,
Mathew Babinskf, Monessen.
Clayton G. McClfflie, Lancaster.
William J. McGrath, Swissvale.
Leo J. Shanley, Pittsburgh.
George E. Weir, Grafton.
Frank J. Black,, Wilkes-Barre.
Thomas A. Barrett, Scrantori.
Harold W. Dalious, Hamburg.
Raymond F. Rlckert, Summit Hill,
Carbon county.
Harry Smith, Philadelphia.
Eugene Toussaint, Ford City.
Ralph R. Kramer, Shamokin.
Nehemiah LanMord, R. F. D. 2,
Franklin. ,
Angelo Malandm, Philadelphia.
HARKISBTTRG TELEGRAPH!
Thomas N. Martin, Mooslc.
Frank J. Overly, R. F. D. t,
Mount Pleasant,
Antont Sabar, Philadelphia.
Vincent Scully, Chester.
John L. VlBcuso, Pittsburgh.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Lieutenants
Philip M. Darby, Philadelphia.
Carl E. Gels, Johnstown.
Creston Sutch, Philadelphia.
Alexander M. Hinds, Linglestcwn,
Dauphin county.
Sergeants
Robert E. Clark, Jeanette.
William Theodore Troetschel,
Mount Oliver.
William H. Loefller, Pittsburgh.
Edward A. Quinn, Pittsburgh.
Bryan Edmunds, MUlhetm.
Clarence Hall, Pittsburgh.'
Ernest M. Kuuffmun, York
Springs.
Bernard J. Litkus, Shaft, Schuyl
kill county.
Richard I. Moore, Tyrone.
Joseph Campbell, Philadelphia.
William R. Goetz, Vandergrift.
Reuben M. Hafer, Coraopolis.
William Theodore Lesh, Scranton.
William Taylor, R. F. D. 2, Pine
Bank.
Corporals 1
Leßoy W. Clark, Allentown.
Harvey R. Eberly, Denver.
William G. Anderson, Coraopoliß.
Lee James Heckathorn, R. F. D. 4,
Franklin.
Louis H. Lauer, Garrlck.
Edwin Hubert Warnock, New
Castle.
Leo F: McDonnell, Portage.
Thorn bus Scuffle, Homestead.
Frnnk Sienklewicz, Ranshaw.
William J. Thompson, Philadel
phia.
Albert B. Frank. Chambersburg.
Joseph Frew, Pittsburgh.
Wilkes H. Glaus, Greensburg.
William Lowstutter, Monessen.
Amos Thomas, Carbondale.
John F. Bowen, Philadelphia.
James Dalley, West Philadelphia.
Joseph M. Moog. Pittsburgh.
James V. Casey, Pittsburgh.
DePnnis E. O'Brien, Pittsburgh.
John Thomas. North Braddock.
Joseph P. Collins. Philadelphia.
John I. Douglass, Cokeville.
Joseph A. Letzkus, Pittsburgh.
Charles Joseph Trlbby, South
Pittsburgh.
Carl Floyd Whitescll, Route 1,
Franklin.
Harry Cordell Buckham, Erie.
Mechanics
George Mnthlas, McKeesport.
Harry C. Hayes, Pittsburgh.
Andrew AshofT, Wilkes-Barre.
John Johnson. Chestnut Ridge.
Wagoner
Raymond J. Wampler, Windsor.
York county.
Forester
,James E. Trovers, TitusviUe.
Cooks
Louis Laufer, Jr., Pittsburgh.
Privates
Luigi Perticarl. Altoona.
Jay S. Spirey, R. F. D. 3, Brook
vllle.
Thomas B. Welsh, Monongahela.
Thomas P. Wlglitmun, New Cum
berland.
Barney Levitskl, Plymouth.
Roy R. Repsher, Bethlehem.
Antonio Aloi, Philadelphia.
Frank Boyle. Hermlnie.
Charles Leo Bullion, Sharpsburg.
John A. Doerr. Wilson.
Edward R. Fuller, Allison.
Charles C. Howeye, Sweet Vallby.
Stanley Kapustka, Lilly.
Milton D. Kremer, Pottsville.
Charles A. McConnell, Jessup.
Robert James McCool, South
Bethlehem.
Clarence D. MacGregor, Carlisle.
John Machin, R. F. D. 57, Sharon.
Max Ocks, Philadelphia.
Michael G, Pendergast, Norria
town.
, John L. Smith, Millvale.
Joseph Trunk, Edgehill.
Kenneth Edward VaughnJ Mones
sen.
Salvadore Llcclardollo, Carnegie.
McQough, Philadelphia.
George Martch, Harrisburg.
James S. Nulph, R. F. D. 2, New
Bethlehem.
John O'Learsky, Phoenixville.
Frank A. Reffert, Pittsburgh.
Anthony Trenkle, Wllkes-Barre.
Max L. Tucker. Pittsburgh.
William T. Willy, Columbia.
Joseph Herdnian, Johnstown.
Thomas Miraldl, Erie.
Dominic Skelley, Latrobe.
Edward Francis Smith, Galeton.
Fred F. Smith, New Brighton.
Harry Stein, Philadelphia.
Harry Whittle, West Philadelphia.
Herman T. Wigg. TitusviUe.
John Biskis, Shenandoah.
Albert Boldt, Reading.
John I. Canfield, Evansville.
Charles Cassett, Philadelphia.
Robert C. Cramer, R. F. D. 2,
Analomink.
Thomas Leroy Cunningham, R. F.
D. 2, Kane.
Pasqualie Dardlvio, Altoona.
Harry W. Burg, Philadelphia.
Shelby C. Dahle, Marlenvllle.
Robert L. Deturk, Philadelphia.
Paul Ge Naltis, Pittsburgh.
Isaac A. Miller,-R. F. D. 1, Udell,
Mount Pleasant.
Domlnico Cicala, Pittston.
George P. Hartnett, Schuylkill
Haven.
Harry M. Keller, Philadelphia.
Walteck Mllianskus, Carneglo.
Lewis Norwig. Hanover.
Clarence J. Chlrdon, Gallltzln.
Charles F. Chorherr, Pittsburgh.
George Edward Fletcher, Harris
burg.
Paul F. Flehr, MoKeesport.
Domenlco Florio, Wlndber.
John L. HQolahan, R. F. D. 7,
Bellevnue.
Rudolph Hopewell. Philadelphia.
Benjamin Jones, Bangor.
Dean P. Keith, Coalport.
Joseph Lawavajeh, Mahanoy
Plane.
Lawrence O. Moulder, Ardmore.
Arthur R. Murray, Philadelphia.
William J. Devereux, St. Marys.
George E. Hohman, Philadelphia.
William Hopkins, Olyphant.
James J. Klernan, McKeesport
Alesslo Magnottl, Scranton.
George J. Bennett Pittsburgh.
Edward C. Bertram, Philadelphia.
James Edward Campbell, Pitts
burgh.
Carmine Caresl, Windben.
George E. Checkuah, Oneida.
George R. Clay, Waterford.
Arthur J. Kaln. Etna.
Fred J. Karl, Pittsburgh.
Harold Andrew Krapf, Tamaqua.
Thomas Lesher, Palmyra.
Truman H. Christ, Bethlehem.
Charles W. Gettle, Myerstown.
Carl W. Kaufman. OH City.
John James Lewis, Duquesne.
Harry E. Scott, Csatle Shannon.
Charles H. Anderson, Galeton.
Edgar W. Andrews, Erie.
Joseph V. Blanc, Lamberton.
Samuel J. Kuhn, R. F. D. 2,
Home.
Grover Cleveland Kramer, Trout
ville.
Homer M. Banders, Vlcksburg.
Joseph ! anders, Pittsburgh.
Patrick F. Sajidy, Freeland.
Charles Shaffer, Indiana.
Andrew Shando. Morea.
John B. Simon, R. F. D. 1, North
ampton.
Steven Thomas, Munhall.
James A. Tiernan, Pittsburgh.
William L. Toohey, Erie.
John K. Zartman, Reading.
George W. Baumert, Philadelphia.
Joseph Bisese. McKeesport.
Chester Bishop, Lashley.
I gamuel L. Small, Franklin,
William W. Swnrtx, McKeesport.
Layton Hale Martin, Pittsburgh.
Martin J. MfDonough, North
Braddock.
Guisoppe Mirabello, Philadelphia.
Slnton Misicuk, Natrona.
Ralph A. Mohney. Vandergrift
Heights.
Fred D. Mumma, Mcchanlcsburg.
Arthur O'Neill, Summit, Cambria
county.
Harry James Organ. R. F. D. 3.
Ed en burg.
Carmine Pietropaolo, Atlas.
Roy Kildoo Shaffer. Princeton.
Anthony James Splcuzza, Pitts
burgh.
Louis Swerlin, Philadelphia.
Harry I. Atkinson, Conshohocken.
Herbert Binch. Philadelphia.
Harry C. Blackburn, R. F. D. 1,
Cessna.
Frank Counterman, R. F. D. 2,
East Stroudsburg.
Baley Dnrley, R. F. D. 1, Jack
sonville.
Fred L. Knetzel, Harmony.
Harry Knobben, Carneglo
Claude Herbert Knowlton, Brad
ford.
Samuel Marks, Reading.
MISSING IN ACTION
Privates
Joseph D. Egnn, Sunbufy.
Clarence Lindsey, Scott Hill, Clar
ion county.
David G. Nelson, R. F. D. 1, Titus
vllle.
Robert Smith, Meyersdnle.
MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES
The following Marine Corps cas
ualties are reported by the com
manding general of the American
Expeditionary Forces (included in
above total):
Killed din action, 23
Died of wounds received in
action ? IS
Died of disease .. 17
Wounded Trr-action (severely), * 122
Wounded in action (degree
Undetermined) J
Missing in action 20
Total 198
KILLED IN ACTION
Sergeant
Paul M. Streator, Washington.
DIED OF WOUNDS
Privates
Judson E. Budman, Lairdsville.
Elwood W. Toner, Philadelphia.
DIED OF DISEASE
Corporal
H. D. Relchert, Philadelphia.
Private
F. A. Rudd, Philadelphia.
WOUNDED IN ACTION,
SEVERELY
First Lieutenant
Sydney Thayer. Jr., Haverford.
Second Lieutenants
Melvin E. Fuller, Vandcrbilt.
William A. Keiter, Elizabethville.
Sergeant
Michael Tarker. Pittsburgh.
Corporals
Ralph W. Baldwin, Midway.
Rufus M. Redmnn, Philadelphia.
Paul W. Reld, Winburn, Clear
field county.
Privates
Joseph A. Cook. Mainesburg.
James D. Hockenberry, Yatesboro.
Glenn A. Murphy, Wilklnsburg.
Emit S. Nelson, Ludlow.
Boris Shomer, Philadelphia.
Eugene Wear, Tazleton.
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M Dresses reduced to \ J|g& \ Iffl
VyL Men's Suits and Over coats for Men and Young Men \ \
< Boy's Suits and Mackinaws are guaranteed \ \ !
' s Ladies* Suits, Skirts, Furs, Waists to give entiro £,\Jup V I|f|\ \K3
George K. Whlppo, Pittsburgh.
MISSING IX ACTION
Private
Alfred W. Price, Scranton.
Pennsylvanlans reported this
morning follow:
KII.LIQI) W ACTION
I'rlrntrs
Max M. Caldwell, Punxsutawnoy.
William J, Dougherty, Philadel
phia.
Bastlio Ferrarlhi, St.ar Junction.
Barney Qrigaluinus, Scranton.
Roy Gunriaker, Erie.
Stanley Gustave, Philadelphia.
Thomas Kane, Germantown.
Walter J. PUzga, Jessup.
George G. Brooke, Philadelphia.
Joseph Patrick Finn, Pittsburgh.
Elmer George Stevenson, Plym
outh.
Owen J. Williams, Slhtington.
DIED FROM WOUNDS
Privates
Harry Anthony Cook, Philadelphia.
Vincent J. Devlin, Branchdale.
John Dowling, Glenn Mills.
Charles M. llouser, IKS I South Nine
teenth street, Ilurrisliurg.
DIIOD FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES
Prlvntc
Furst P. Shope, Meyersdale.
DIED OF AIRPLANE ACCIDENT
l'rlvnte
Irwin Werdt, Wllllamstown.
DIED OF DISEASE
I*rlvntes
Isaac R. Williams, Williamsport.
Michael J. Itoarty, Drlfton.
George W. Sanno, Mount Holly
Springs.
Wayne M. Lockwood, Punxsu
tawney.
• James F. Dewyer, WeedvlUe.
Robert M. Fndle, Warren.
Clyde P. Frantz, Saegerstown.
I'asquale Guide, Philadelphia.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Captain
Joseph N. Dußurry, 3d. Philadel
phia.
Chnplnln
Theodore Beck, Swarthmore.
Lieutenants
Maurice S. Revnes, Philadelphia.
Russell M. Wlllard, Apollo.
Joseph F. Murphy. Philadelphia.
Thomas P. Read, Huntingdon.
Earl M. Young. Catasauqua.
Sergeants
Fred J. Baumberger, Washington.
John F. Lapinsky, Shenandoah.
William Lnwrenee, Philadelphia.
Raynor J. Shem, Wilklnsburg.
Ralph Nelson Summerton. Tidioute.
Frnnk W. Arter, 1317 Marlon St.,
Ilurrisliurg.
Theodore A. Adamcyk, Latrobe.
Arthur B. Amos, Plymouth.
Lester C. Dilllng, Pittsburgh.
Michael Harden. Pittsburgh.
Oscar G. Klopper, Archbald.
Joseph J. Davidson, Pottsville.
Erwin Adelbert Harvey, Jr., Lan
caster.
Claude E. Lewis. New Milford.
Allen D. MeOorrbs, Pittsburgh.
John Takach, Wlnburne.
Samuel J. Trotta. Philadelphia.
James D. Bierer, Uniontown.
Frank Carbaugh, Mount Pleasnnt.
George C. Y'erklns, Shnrpsburg,
Charles Amsler, Wilklnsburg.
Leßoy O. Spence, Carlisle.
Corporals
Joseph E. Bell, Philadelphia.
DECEMBER 20, 1918. ~ !
Frederick Philadelphia.
Thomas Elmer Lawson, Wllklns
burg.
William Henry Blshoft, Butler.
Albert F. Horn. Philadelphia.
Harry K. McClure, Airville.
John P. Miller. I'lttston.
Benjamin Blair, Philadelphia.
James J. Brennan, Philadelphia,
Tony Drapke, New Castle.
George B. Woodward. Scranton.
Lawrence Wilbert Euchler, Manor
ville.
John T. Ford, Pittsburgh.
Charles H. Good, Manchester.
Edward Hann, Necdmore.
Norman E. Parnell, Llewellyn.
Ginmpietro Salvl, Philadelphia.
Benjamin r. Samson, Willow
Grove.
Hugh E. La very, Pittsburgh,
Benjamin Magee, New Wilming
ton.
Arthur F. Miller, Tunkhannock.
John W. Nosker, Johnstown.
Walter J. Plunk* Philadelphia.
Myer Pressman, Philadelphia.
Fred J. Askln, Pittsburgh.
Louis C. Ziegert, Philadelphia.
Cook
Adlal William Hilliard, Cochran
ton. •
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less cost. When one of the kiddies has a white
tongue, feverish breath, sour stomach or a cold, a
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Mechanic
William A. Relgel, Readings
Privates J
Harry M. Slawkln, Pittsburgh.
Harry G. Taylor, Marcus Hook. y j,
John Troplano, Philadelphia. i!
Raloh E. Warfleld. Lake Conn, •'
Mervin Weller, Mlddleburg.
Robert A. Williams, Shaft.
James L. Donnelly, Pittsburgh.
Charles C. Dtttman, Monroe.
Gilbert Ohs, McKeesport.
Nicholas J. Young, Pottsvllle. *
Tony Dlstasl, Dixmont.
David J. O'Connell, Philadelphia.
Hugh L. O'Hara, Pittsburgh.
Hugo O. Roos, Mauch Chunk (
Emidio Testoni, Glen Mills. •
Alex. Kulwaeki. Shamokin.
Harry C. Harker, Wllklnsburg, <*
Emllinno Massettl, Allison.
John Molt, Moscow.
John T. Mullany, West Philadel
phia.
Paul K. Musselman, Perkaslo.
Adam Ruminskl, Pittsburgh,
liny E. Treon, Mount Carmel.
Leo B. Tubbs. Erie.
William Kinner, Wysox. %
John McKay, Philadelphia.
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