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7,964 NAMES ON
CASUALTY LISTS
Eight Pennsylvania Soldiers
Fall in Action in War
on Huns
AA'asliingtcn, Dec. 26. —A total of
names are reported by the
War Department in the casualty
lists for Wednesday and today. Of
this number 3.671 are reported for
yesterday, and 4,293 for today. Of
tho 83 reported killed, but 8 were
Pennsylvanians. The two days
summary follows:
Killed in action
Died of wounds 120
Died of accident and other
causes
Died of airplane accident ... 3
Died of disease 22 ®
Wounded severely 1,998
Wounded (degree undeterm
•tned)
Wounded slightly or.
Missing action - jl
Total 7 - 964
Pennsylvanians reported this af
ternoon are:
KILLED IX ACTION
Lieutenants.
William H. Jessup. Scranton.
Philip Evans, Chambersburg.
Sergeants.
Aaron I. Price, Philadelphia.
Elmer E. Woomer, Myerstown.
Privates.
William Troutman, Sharon.
Joseph Wharton. Olyphant?
Holland J. Andrews, Hazleton.
Edward A. Lynch, North Girard.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Lieutenant.
Lester Brooks, Chestnut Hill.
Sergeants.
Mark J. O'Connell, Pittsburgh.
Edward Hinus, Plymouth.
Corporal.
Edward 11. Schmltt, McKcesport.
Privates.
Albert V. Bollinger, Greensburg.
Bernard A. Boyle, Cumbola.
Waclaw Cieslicki, Erie.
Samuel M. Clark,Lancaster.
Michael D. Enright, Rankin.
Charles R. Harrison, Sharpsburg.
George B. Meade, Wilkes-Barre.
Chauncy F. Shade, 'Erie.
DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTH- !
ER CAUSES.
Corporals.
Fred D. Funk, White Haven. I
DIED OF AIRPLANE ACCIDENT, j
Lieutenants.
Charles T. Evans, Jr., German- I
town.
DIED OF DISEASE
Lieutenant.
Edward G. Henry, Oil CMty.
Sergeants.
Leo J. Ilaugh, Pittsburgh.
John E. Krapp, Lancaster.
Harold P. Neel, Pittsburgh.
William Frances Quinn, Philadel- |
phia.
Clint. Redmond, Mercer.
Corporals.
Crawford M. Curry, Johnstown, i
.Mechanic. j
Jesse M. Crusan, Blairsville.
• Cooks.
I Vincent H. Kohl, Reading.
John Wagner, Philadelphia.
Privates.
William D. Williams. Moosic.
Pasquale Afiliana, Philadelphia.
Arden E. Calvert, Charleroi.
Francsco Castauro, Pittsburgh.
, Harold V. Eppley, Plaintield.
Harry Schwartzman, Philadelphia.
Harry Boggs McCullough, Seward
i Wllbert A. Mitchell, Tionesta.
Harry L. Ryan East Mauch Cunk.
George C. Taylor, Philadelphia.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Lieutenants.
John J. Great Bond.
Charles P. Simpson, Woodlawn.
William E. Champaign, Wells- '
boro.
Sergeant s.
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AAlien yon think of the successful men and
women you know—people who arc doing
things worth while—you will dud that they
IKisscss force, vim and energy—the kind that
simply brim over when the blood is filled with
iron.
iron Is red blood food —It helps put strength
and energy Into the veins of men and roses into the
checks of wtftnen.
A prominent New York Surgeon and former Ad
junct Professor of the New York Post Graduate
Medical School and Hospital, Dr. Kenneth K. Mac-
Alpine. says: "If people would only realize that men
is just as Indispensable to the blood as is tho air
to the lungs and he Just as particular about keep-
ing up a sufficient supply at nil
times there would. In my opin
ion. be far less dlseaso resulting
from anaemic, weakened co
dltionn. In my opinion. N"ux
ated Iron is the most valuable
tonic, strength and blood build
er any physician can pre
scribed."
MANUFACTURERS' NOTE:
Nuxated Iron, which has been
prescribed and recommended by
physicians and which la used hy
over three million people annual
ly Is not a secret remedy, but. one
which is well-known to drug
, gists everywhere. Unlike the
\ older Inorganic iron products. It
* is easily assimilated and does not
Injure the teeth, make them
black nor upset the stomach. The
manufacturers guarantee suc
cessful and entirely satisfactory
results to every purchaser or
they will refund your money.
Sold In this city by Croll Keller,
O. A. Gorges, J. Nelson Clark,
Clark's Med. Store.
raURSDAY EVENTNG, hareisburg telegraph DECEMBEk io, i^o.
Corporals.
Robert Reinhold, Pittsburgh.
John P. Farley, Philadelphia.
. Floyd H. Heyer, Emaus.
Howard Paul Shenoffen, Cham
) bersburg.
Laurence Thompson, Loughman.
John O'Donnell, Philadelphia,
j Fred Beltz, Derry.
Daniel M. Fantz, Honesdaie.
Harry E. Keefsider, Philadelphia.
John J. Cummings, Frostburg.
Wagoner.
Frank Miller, Beaverdale.
. Mechanic.
John B. Labuska, McKees Rock.
' Privates,
r Thomas C. Ascough, Philadelphia.
Charles F .Bennett, Ridgway.
| Edward J. Brady, Uniontown.
Floyd Granville Brooks, Pltts
f burgh.
t Wesley J. Clark, Fredona.
Samuel C. Conner, Bridgevllle.
John Joseph Culhane, Pittsburgh.
John Heltron, Wincoka.
Andrew Karea, Jessup.
1 Sergy Prestupa, Erie.
Archie Walker, Philadelphia.
Anthony Kisilanckas, Pittsburgh.
Frank C. Smith, Greensburg".
Frank J. Smith, Philadelphia.
Andy Banko, Windbar.
Stanley Carden. Archbald.
William R. Cartwright, Sandy
Ridge.
Fred Doyle, Philadelphia.
Charles F. Hunter, Philadelphia.
Joseph Kegoles, Gilberton.
John F. McLaughlin. Erie.
John J. Mattis, Shamokin.
Murk F. Newton, Williainstowu.
I Joseph Ferri, Philadelphia.
I Abram Francis, Edwardsville.
Lewis Kirk, Oxford.
' George Miller. Cementon.
George ltacocky, Jerome.
Joseph Ciunci, Dunmore.
j George E. Dwyer, New Castle.
! Raymond Andrew Gleason, Phil
| adelphia.
Stanley Blocki, Pittsburgh.
Carl Dulilstrom, Conemaugb.
John Harenchar, Southwest.
Presse Marvin Hooks, Kittan
ning.
Harry Lang, Philadelphia.
Lester L. Lowe, Altoona.
Mike Streak, Uniontown.
Albert M. Wuchter, Lynnport.
Michael McGonigle, Pottsville.
Viovannl Pelliconi, Philadelphia.
Alban Edward Sholonski, Wilkes-
Barre.
Elmer Clayton Sturtz, AVellers
burg.
Pete Szczepanik, Carnegie.
Frank Beach, Hawley.
Stanlslaw Margalski, Conshohock
| en.
Joseph Slapikas. Rowenna.
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDE
TERMINED.)
Captain.
! William C. Stiff, Plymouth.
Lieutenants.
William McKinley Tonkay,
| Greensburg.
Herbert B. Frederick, Allentown.
j Quinton J. McClelland, Franklin.
Ralph J. Miller, Avalon.
Ivan G. Schlegel. Renovo.
Eber C. Sholes, Montourville.
Norman L. Wynard, Wilkinsburg.
Sergeants.
Lloyd D. Hildebrand, York.
Thomas Kornaskl, Mount Carmel.
Arthur J. Ijevick, Mount Pleas
ant.
' Adam Sawitzki, West Hazleton.
I Gus Schwarzkopf, Jr., Philadel
| phia.
j George P. Shields, Chester,
i Joseph Wascanes, Philadelphia.
Frank p. Yeager, Marysville.
Wllbert E. lirudder, Allentown.
j William J. Heck Tarentum.
Walter Kaminsky, East Vande-
I grift.
Corporals.
Victory Tt. De Long, Allentown.
Raymond A. Edelman, Philadel
phia.
Harry R. Hickey, Red Line.
Br.vwan W. Alwine. New Oxford.
Lawrence Joseph Holler, Pitts
i burgh.
Arthur P. Herd, Peckville.
John I/. Kramer, Middletown.
Jacob B. Mory, Pittsburgh.
Arthur D. Sherman, Granville.
Joseph Shoemaker, Reed.
Alfred C. AA'aterliouse, Pliiladel
>hiu.
Oliver AV. Aunian, Reading.
Samuel Birbcck, Mayfield.
George Bltner, Pittsburgh.
Mechanics.
Joseph Ethels, Erie.
John AV. Geer, Olyphant.
Paul B. Griilln. Pittsburgh.
Cook.
Harry S. Miller, Zionsville.
Privates.
Stacey Ogden, Philadelphia.
Myer Paul, Philadelphia.
Louis Richards, Philadelphia.
Louis R. Runk, Pittsburgh.
Nick Mamula, MeKeesport.
August Mecall, Mammoth.
Daniel J. O'Brian, Pittsburgh.
William N. Oliver, Avalon.
Frederick O. Reppert, Palm.
AVilliam H. Strlckler, Mount Joy.
Ira Frazier, AVestficld,
Guiseppe Santella, Philadelphia.
John J. Fcrraro, Philadelphia.
John Patrick O'Leary, Philadel- I
phia.
Morris Singer, Philadelphia.
Hiram L. Young. Altoona.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Sergeants.
Robert E. Hincken, Clarion.
AVilliam H. Dempster, Pittsburgh.
Thomas O'Brien, Philadelphia.
Frederick Yontsch, Wllmerding.
Corporals.
George AV. Gruber, Enhnut.
Ralph C. McGulre, Coupon.
Chester C. Leigh tey. Dudley.
Stanley I-. Maras, Erie.
Thomas Deysher, Reading.
Ernest F. Simons, Pittsburgh.
Bugler.
Arthur E. Young, Red Lion.
Mechanic.
Walter L. lluch, Pittsburgh.
Privates.
Raymond C. Scliaffer, Schuylkill
Haven.
Thomas Sliimek, Mnsontown.
Warren Reppert, Ltntleld.
Charles D. Rldwour, New Stan
ton.
D'Angel E. Rosario, South Beth
lehem.
Charles T. Wasser, Hellertown.
George C. AA'axenfelter, Pitts
burgh.
Raymond D. Fisher. Newport.
Carman Gentile, Pittsburgh.
Marcus L. Harrlgan, Coal Valley.
Harvey L. Sipe, York.
Joseph Herdman, Johnstown.
Thomus Mtraldl, Erie.
Dominic Skclley, Lntrobe.
Edward Francis Smith. Galston. •
Fred J. Smith, New Brlgton.
Harry Stein, Philadelphia.
Hurry AA'hlte, AVcst Phijadelphia.
Herman T. AA'igg, Titusville.
AVilliam Burger, Oak Ridge.
Mikele Bruno, Erie.
Harry G. Goughenour, Connels
vi lie.
Antonia Faraoni, Altaian.
John J. McAnany, Philadelphia.
John O'Neill, Pittsburgh.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Corporals.
Martin I. Costello, Lenni.
Mechanic.
Albert Bydairk, Mount Carmel.
Privates.
Herman W. Doemer, Reading.
Eugene Flnnigan, Plymouth.
Harry Peles, Glen Campbell.
John Stephenson, Elco.
Angelo Tuxano, Blackfield.
Don L. Archibald, Kane.
Anthony F. Burke, AVest Avoca.
Chester R. Leeper, Petersburg.
Joseph Lebano, Philadelphia.
Richard Sheehan, Mahanoy.
Zygmund Zakrzewski, Pittsburgh. I
The following Pennsylvanians I
were reported this morning:
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Captain.
Theodore Whiting Sidman, Phila- |
delphia.
Lieutenants.
Ullman C. llendler, Philadelphia. |
Leon Saint Dennis Malone, Mon
aea.
James V. Devenny, Philadelphia, j
Sergeants.
Thomas F. Curtin, Philadelphia, j
Clifford W. Dudley, Lancaster. <
Arnold C. Shick, Mayport.
Corporals.
John Beneretto. Phtladelphi.a
William J. Buettner, Pittsburgh, j
John Leo Anthony Mooney, Pitts
burgh.
Harry G. C'. Williams, Philadel- :
phia.
Bugler.
Harry M. Miller, New Oxford.
Mechanic.
I Charles W. Brison, Reading.
Privates.
Jackson S. Martin, Pittsburgh. 1
Lorleno Comeione, Dunmore.
Charles Zubrlsky, Shamokin.
AA il.'iani 1.. Lyneli, AA'illiamstouii.
Antonio Melchierre, Jeannette.
Harry Needleman, Pittsburgh.
Edward Henry Schwendt, Ma
honey City.
Robert B. Braswell, Lawrence
ville.
Elmer S. Freas, Ashland.
Percy A*. Leighton, Cliicora.
Roy W. Leiby, Allentown.
Albert Shirey, Lebanon.
Arthur J. Young, Erie.
George C. Means, Newell.
Mike Primak, Pittsburgh.
Harry E. AA'agman, Dallastown.
John E. Cope, Pittsburgh.
William Shiftman, Sutcrville.
AA'OUNDED ( DEGREE I N DE
TERMINED.)
Lieu tenants.
AVillard Ewing, Philadelphia.
Charles A. Burtnett, Sunbury.
John H. Earl, Doylestown.
C. M. Kepner, Pittsburgh. 1
Charles H. Romlg, Allentown.
Sergeants. 1
Floyd R. Borger, Stroudsburg.
Francis Bernard, G'arbondale.
Elzie It. Wade, Alexander.
Henry H. AVorgam, Ingram.
Corpurals.
Oscar E .Lange, Newfoundland.
John J. Richardson. Philadelphia.
Carroll R. liradshaw, Philadel
phia. !
James C. Dodson, A'intondale.
Ellwood P. Manning, Philadel
phia.
Robert Muntz, Reading.
Musician.
George AV. Geyer, Pittsburgh.
Mechanic.
Paul K. Shenk, Lebanon.
Cooks.
Joseph H. Cookson, Pottsville.
AVilliam Francis Barrett, Phila
delphia.
Privates.
Lafayette AV. Carlson, Scranton.
Harry AA r . Deitz, Flieksville.
AVillard R. Johnson, Muncy.
John T. O'Neill, Philadelphia.
Ernest C. Paxton, California. '
Joseph Corsavage, Shenandoah.
Patrick Joseph, Pittsburgh.
James J. Norris, Philadelphia.
John William Lachimia, New 1
Kensington.
John Murtha, Scranton.
Anthony Orolsky, Simpson.
A'lneent Puzo, Plttston.
Bernard Remlinger, AVhite Mills. <
Frank W. Rudolph, Philadelphia.
Otis A. Todd, Luke Coino.
Henry J. Cmickler, Pittsburgh.
John Gondak, Indiana County.
I.umar Hahn, Bloomsburg.
Roger F. Hanralian, Philadelphia
James F. Spencer, West Philadel
phia.
AA'illlam H. Stough, North York.
George F. Wahner, Philadelphia.
Ned A. Kelsey, Franklin.
Paul G. McGowan, Middletown.
William Pltz, Lancaster.
Wilbur D. Ross, Corry.
James Steele, Willow Grove.
Joseph E. Yeadon, Philadelphia.
Harry A. Kauffnian, Chester.
Joseph Kline, MeKeesport.
Donald J. Myers, Sligo.
Rockey Rose, Bradford.
Michele Zullo, Pittsburgh.
Clayton L. Barthol, Nazareth.
Gusttno Dtforma, Philadelphia.
Alderleo Guscloli, Roseto.
.McClure Jbhns, Adrian. I
Janos Jeblunsky, Pittsburgh.
Hugh P. McLafterty, Mauch
Chunk.
Genore Pizuetto, Patton.
William J. Armstrong, Scranton.
Martin Govedich, Masontown.
Floyd F. Sherwood, Erie.
James A. Stottler, MeKeesport.
Edward P. Aliment, Lancaster.
James R. Batrd, Uniontown.
AA'alsel Krasnov, McKees Rocks.
Adolph Johnson. Irwlrf,
Kgnatz Kocinskl, Mount Pleas
ant.
AVilliam D. Lytle, Darby.
Harry T. McMenamln, Phtladel
| phia.
i MUu Manlnskl Windber.
Miles E. Miller, Annvllle.
Antonio Panlco, McKeeaport.
Alfred Pottit, Philadelphia.
Leroy D. Purnell, Philadelphia.
Philip Shurdu, Mldvnle.
George T. Whalen, Hawley.
John Dclllo, Philadelphia.
Francis H. Miller, Tyrone.
Kenneth L. Morgan, Soldier.
Froncesco Scamacn, Kobertsdale.
Edgar McKlnley Wilkinson, Erie.
Anthony T. Przeorskl, Pittsburgh.
Edward Kidge, Point Pleasant.
Leroy D. Wedge, Bradford.
Victor R. Dawson, Bellefonte.
Raymond Claypool, Kittannlng.
Clare C. Davis, West Alexander.
Henry E. Eberle, Philadelphia.
James H. Forbes, New Castle.
Michael lletmunchrak, Phlladel
{ phia.
Nleholai Krauchuk, Lyndora.
George B. Montz, Frederick.
George J. Yarnall, Lenni.
Joseph A. Yeager, Reading,
James N. Ball, Hillsdale.
WOUNDTD SLIGHTLY.
Major.
Spencer Roberts, Philadelphia.
Sergeants.
John George Boughter, Royalton.
Paul W. Colo, Berwick.
Frank E. Horn .Bristol.
Joseph L. Sheehan, Philadelphia.
Harold Weaver, New Kensington.
Sylvester C. Wilson, Arnold.
David M. Ford, Pittsburgh.
Oliver L. Sttllwagon, Broad Ford.
Corporals.
Maurice H. Yearaley, West Ches
ter.
George McDonald, Philadelphia.
Joseph Burkhart, Pittsburgh.
John W. Hedderich, Delmont.
Edward J. Joy, Philadelphia.
Patrick Ronun, Johnstown.
Luke C. Shaw, Uniontown.
Bugler.
Albert E. May, Throop.
Privates.
Joseph Abrams, Spangler.
Edmund F. Armstrong, Philadel
phia.
Silas J. Brown, Pittsburgh.
Robert P. Logan, Clearfield.
Thomas Meehan. Philadelphia.
Charles Miller, Pittsburgh.
Pietro Ciccarelll, Monessen.
Giovanni Galla, Brier Hill.
John Gannon Rainey, Pittsburgh.
Harry M. McConnell, Slippery
Rock.
Matthew Vanderpool, Towanda.
Morris Abrom, Pittsburgh.
John Herbert Bowman, Armsby.
William J. Broadley, Philadel
phia.
Leo F. Buckley, Scranton.
William W. Duthie, Philadelphia.
Carinelo Giloromo, Clearfield.
• Angelo Greco, llazleton.
Charles E. McAleer, Pittsburgh.
Frank S. Moralli, Beaver Falls.
Robert Ray Ritchie, Blneknob.
Arthur C. Shafer Dusliore.
Daniel F. Shaw, Erie.
William Bruner, Philadelphia.
Herman Demmy, Lebanon.
Frank Kuras, Wanamie.
Orvtlle I'. Sickles, Donora.
Joe Biegle, Pitjsburgh.
Michael P. Vlemming, Manns
Choice.
Reuben H. Geyer, New Columbia.
Gascal Gould, Newcomer.
Francis E. Gulden, Fairfield. !
Yinceno Pietro, Ooatesville.
George 11. Rudolph Windber.
Frank Ellsworth Rummcl, Her
shey.
Edward N. Spryer, Pittsburgh.
Jtoeco Tassa, Windber.
Springer C. White, Uniontown.
Winfred B. Armstrong, Lemoine.
Primo Brizzi, Luqerno Mines.
Donati De Muzio, New Kensing
ton.
Ivan T. Hirsch, Greensburg.
Earl Moore, Pittsburgh.
Albert S. Reinert, Walnutport.
Leroy Rudolph, Philadelphia.
George J. Shively, Brookville.
Isaac Grey, Philadelphia,
lsadore Narkin .Philadelphia.
Harry Stevens, Warren.
William F. Arnold, Beaver.
William O. Goodman. Oil City.
Arthur J. Conway, Erie.
William P. Oartland, Swissvale.
Ferdinand Hess, Pittsburgh.
John Kraszewski, Tyre.
Rayne F. Means, Connellsville.
Charles Vermeire, Farrell.
John Kreiscr, Lebanon.
William P. Kropp, Johnstown.
Harry F. Nelson, Warren.
Sanford U. Reese, West Plttston.
John M. Zambrosky, Homestead.
Raymond L. Eldrtdge, Wilkes-
Barre.
Captain P. Graham, Johnstown.
Michael Bernard Moore, Union
town.
Gaetano Caporelli, New Kensing
ton.
Clayton G. Dutt, Lancaster.
Clark V. Jacobs, Philadelphia.
Stanley Redenski .Wllkes-Barre."
Edward C. Stein, Philadelphia.
Leonard J. Hall, Erie.
Steve Fretunia, Courtney.
Yincenzo Orsint, Pittsburgh.
Ferdinando Porecca, Philadel
phia.
Lloyd E. Schlottman, Fleetwood.
Ota Via Berardilli. Pittsburgh.
William J. Costello, Philadelphia.
Peter G. Deiozier, Patton.
Maxwell, Ureenberg, Philadelphia
George M. Hazelbek, Pittsburgh.
John F. Yount, Kitanning.
Herbert E. Ahn, Philadelphia.
David A. Oowdrlk, Bristol.
Thomas Deniskl, Nantlcoke.
Joseph F. Dreves, Altoona.
George D. Emery, Wyalusing.
Vincenzo Flgola, Boston.
Louis A. Hell, Meadvlllo.
Angelo Pinozotto, Johnstown.
Louis Salinsky, Pittsburgh.
The following Pennsylvanians
were reported Wednesday morning:
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Lieutenants.
Roy Cooper Watson, Philadel
phia.
Kurvln W. Lauer, York.
Sergeants.
Jasper P. Stewart, Pittsburgh.
Harry James Reed, Port Kenne
dy.
Corporals.
John J. Gaffney, Uuyaux.
Andrew Walkowiak, Pittsburgh.
Joseph J. Valentine, Philadelphia
.William Alexander, Philadelphia.
James M. Brandt, Lebanon.
Isaac Frantz, Philadelphia.
Loui Hess, Armagh.
Buglers.
Herbert T. Peabe, Pittsburgh.
Clarence F. Robinson, Smithfield.
Mechanic.
Joseph Steigler, Jr., Philadelphia.
Wagoner.
Lewis Hlmes, Mercersburg.
Privates.
Harry Tl. Brlllhart, Indiana.
Leon Kominski, Philadelpiha.
George Marson, Pittsburgh.
Benjamin Seduskis, Scranton.
Arthur X/. Everett, Latrobe.
Theodore Fisher, Philadelphia.
Costis Grelasko, Pittsburgh.
Joseph Crawood, Mitton, West
Philadelphia.
James Ouduth, Reading..
John Palattella, Vandegrift.
Simkus James, Homestead.
Tony Rrngonl, Philadelphia.
Anthony Warkol, St. Clair.
William Brennan, Philadelphia.
Louis Brown, Brownsville.
John Cunningham, Avonmore.
Andrew Dugan, Pittsburgh,
John J. McOloskey, Johnstown.
Gilbert R. Seanians, Pittsburgh.
Onofry Tomkofsky,
Clarence Hummel, Point Philip.
Francesco Lanclonese, Dunbar.
Sylvester P. Straub, IMttsburgh.
Max G. Fischer, Wllkinsburg.
John D. Phillips, Blakely.
Barnard J. Burks Kcr ixton.
Charles A. Bush. Tremont.
Richard G. Deemer, Rcynolds-
Vllle.
Clifford Gilllland, New Wilming
ton.
Harold Ellsworth Grayburn,Pitts
burgh.
Henry Haberer, Ilrookford.
Stove Mikes, Monessen.
Edward Nelson, Jr., Windber.
Clarence lister Shoup, Butler.
Anthony Yacomovlcs, Sliamokln.
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDE
TERMINED.
Captain.
Thomas F. Steele, Sliamokln.
Lieutenants.
Bernard M. Burns, Meadville.
Edwin It. Culp, no emergency ad
dress.
John G. Snyder, Apollo.
Philip C. Shoemaker, Wllkinsburg
Sergeants.
John Hart, Kensington.
James J. Kelly, Dubois.
John L. Cronin, Philadelphia.
Judson Clifford Helndel, Philadel
phia.
Ezekiel J. Kirkpatrick, Philadel
phia.
Joseph Wagner, Everson.
George A. Duffy, Philadelphia.
William W. Murray, Altoona.
William P. Iteinhart, Allentown.
Vernon P. Stoneburncr, Olney.
William Thunim, Philadelphia.
Peter Zapolskt, Pittsburgh.
Charles Mclntire, Perryopolls.
Richard Ward Foor, Broad Top
City.
Charles M. Boyer, Wernersville.
Albert O. Comatock, Washington.
Edward James Mason, Warren.
Myron Brader Randall, Plains.
Michael C. Burnley, Drexel Hill.
Frank Macilvaine, Philadelphia.
David Shank, Dunlo.
Privates.
Henry Hugo Blaich, Pittsburgh.
Charles Ernest Cawthorne.
Edward Franklin Fenstermaker,
Allentown.
Perry E. Flaugh, Sagerstown.
Pantone Fulglnlti, Philadelphia.
Clifford A. Gnau, Cross Fork.
Robert M. Heft, Honesdale.
Luther R. McCllntock, Harncds
ville.
Cliarles K. McCullough, Sydnev.
George Chester Tomaszewski,
Reading.
George J. Wagner, North East,
lsadore Wasserman, Philadelphia
Charles H. Y'oung, New Brighton.
Irwin Daniel Sprccher, Jonestown '
Francisco Turrina, Floreffe.
Patrick F. Walsh, Scranton.
Herbert J. Ambler, Philadelphia.
Clarence Bair, New Buffalo. „
August F. Busche, Morrlsvllle.
Donato Di Prinzio, Philadelphia.
John Long, Philadelphia.
John Zallenick, Woodville.
Lous Custo, Morann,
Charles Long, Wilkes-Barre.
John M. Alexander, Elizabeth,
j Norman D, Balltnger, Pittsburgh.
Albert L, Bauingurdner, Cannons
burg.
Stephen J. Burke. Philadelphia
James B. Dugan, Bristol.
Emery J. Edwards, Susquehanna.
Antonio Costa, Donora.
Daniel Donovan, Conshohoeken. i
j Gerald L. Reynolds, Pittsburgh.
! Clarence Robert Dimnitt, Pitts- j
burgh.
Guerino BucclarelU, Philadelphia. ;
Pierre E. Mallory, Bulger.
William F. Parkinson, Chester,
Harold W. Stout, Easton.
Fred Trenz, Pittsburgh.
John A. Wall, Olyphunt.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
Captain.
Charles M. Parkin, Aspinwall.
Lieutenants.
Earl R. Crawford, Titusville.
William W. Moyer, Lewistown.
Leon A. Campuzuno, Philadelphia
Frank R. Pierce, Philadelphia.
Sergeants.
Ernest G. Thurklns. Derry.
Francis J. Coger, Philadelphia.
Warren C. Davis, New Paris
Morrow Wilton Forster, BuMer.
Robert G. Dunn, Connelsville.
Owen J. McAndrew, Mlnooka.
Theodore P. Schneider, Jr.,
Hughesville.
Corporals.
Charles fe. Sechrtst, Layton.
Harry Ford, Mahanoy City.
Hyacinth I. Lippert, Pittsburgh.
Leonard A. Rafferty, West View,
•lo.scph J. Ryan, Hnrrlsburg. |
Clyde E. Yockey, Apollo.
Bugler.
Saverio Giancano, Philadelphia, j
Wagoner.
Robert C. Miller, Upper Mauch I
Chunk.
Cook.
Elzie C. Shaffer, West Alexander, i
Privates.
George E. Kramer, Philadelphia, i
Charles Wolf, Worthtngton.
Franklin E. Mitchell, Cambridge j
Springs.
Paul 1.. Ruuh, New Castle.
John A. Seherf, Philadelphia.
Ralph D. Showers, Greenville.
John Selbel, Carriclt.
Stunislaw Suminiski, Everson.
George E. Williams, St. Marys.
John William Ashley, Belle Ver
non.
Leslie Earl Barnhart, Ronco.
Eugene Cummings, Butler.
Merrill Dick, C'oalmont.
Joseph vacillotto, Allentown.
' Morgan Franklin Medlar, York.
Meller Garfield Meixner, Pitts
burgh. ,
Thomas Parks, Beavcrdnle.
Leone Ponttllo, Philadelphia.
Michael Joseph Rannlgan, Scran
ton.
Howard Yoder, Watsontown.
Frank Sieideikis, Pittsburgh.
William O. Bailey, Vanderbile.
Samuel Davis, Carnegie.
Dominic Demark, Austin.
James M. Flannigan, Plttston.
Walter J. Fletcher, Fawn Grove.
William C. Haught, Masontown.
Chester A. Merritts, Altoona.
Theodore K. Manias, Pittsburgh.
Valentine Piersimone, Peckvllle.
Harry Wayne, Pittsburgh.
Ralph Adam Brunner, Pittsburgh.
Charles R. Bullock, Bunksviile.
Joseph Chorosiewskl, Philadel
phia.
Oscar E. Dornhoim, Philadelphia.
Albert Easha, Wilmerdtng.
Albert E. Helnold, Philadelphia.
Earl M. Richards, New Bethle
hem.
Harry L. Richards, Barnes.
Galon S. Smith, Reynoldsville.
Serafino Artusa, St. Clair.
Samuel Bernson, Masontown. ,
Clyde K. Conaway, Clearfield.
Thomas Lewis, Dixon City.
David D. Mcßrtdo, McKecsport.
James E. McPartland, Philadel
phia.
William W. Metz, .Middlesex.
Llewellyn W. James Nanty GIo.
Harry A. Torrelll, Philadelphia.
Gustav Cherescavich, Freeland.
Everett Freese, Pottstown.
Antonio Jaquinto, Manltold.
Joseph T. Siwula, Owensdale. I
Charles M. Wincer, Jamestown.
John Coll, Adah.
Stanley Davis, Edwardsville.
John P. Eckweller, Glen Eyre.
Francis L. McDonald, Pittsburgh.
Marco Marcurio, Greensburg.
James Connelly; Philadelphia.
Ray Crawford, McDonald.
Charles Ilakcenis, Gilbert.
Anthony Eelvtnis, Scranton.
Henry J. liabcrstroh, AlcKecs
Rocks.
Richard J. Wltte, Philadelphia.
Anthony Woznink, Blythedale.
James T. Porter, Rimer.
Charles M. Richards, North Br&d
ock.
Clark H. Robinson, Sandy Lake.
,Uh, fUivas. Bxl fnsrt.
George Wlnokur, Philadelphia.
I The following Pennsylvanians
were reported yesterday afternoon:
DIED OF DISEASE.
Ralph L. Boosel, Chicora.
William Groff, Embreville.
AA'OUNDED SEVERELY.
Lieutenants.
Edward F. Crane, llarrl.sburg.
Wulter Fletcher, Philadelphia.
Louis Joseph Lang, Pittsburgh.
Harry J. Kulp, Norrlstown.
Sergeants.
John Henry Downing, Honesdaie.
AValter M. Hjsong, Pitcairn.
John P. Kennedy, Germantown.
Thomas Norman O'Shea, Bedford.
Corporals.
Glenn A. Burroughs. Walerford.
Stanley G. Shedoreek, Larksvllle.
William A. Shoemaker, Pittsburgh
Howard Talada, Sayre.
John C. Tltterington, Ligonier.
John C. Chambers, Bovuard.
Edward Bellman Shoff, Route 2,
Huntingdon.
Sidney J. Evans, Hontestead.
Howatrd M. Jacobs, Philadelphia.
Andrew Rudik, Pottstown.
Mechanics
Ernest C. Flerstone, Pittsburgh.
Cooks
Vincenzo Carplno. Knoxdale.
Mark Singleton, Philadelphia.
Elmer Faust. New Brighton.
Privates
A'incent E. Poulain, Clarion.
Oineenzo Ciuramcllo, Pittsburgh.
Harry F. Collette, Pittsburgh.
George D. Reichenbacli, South
Bpthlehcm.
Lloyd S. Rinker, McConnclstown.
Harry S. Slothour, Mcclutiiics
bnrg.
Joseph J. Ituda, H. F. D. 1,
Wilkes-Barre.
AVilliam H. Snyder, Rending.
Stanley Zebrowsky, Philadelphia.
Mike Costakis, Pittsburgh.
Ralph Demarco, Philadelphia.
Harold Miles Hutchison, Johns
town.
Clarence H. Miller, Lanctffetor.
AVilliam Mitchell, Wilkes-Barre.
AVllbur T. Christopher Hopewell.
Cesare Dodi, Armstrong.
Walter Hardy, Tyrone.
Edward F. Hermann, Philadelphia.
AVilliam S. Horton, Gate City.
David J. Hughes, Wifltes-Burre.
Michael Knyshlnski, Wilkes-
Barre.
Salvatore Defazio, A\ T ashlngton.
Charles F. Edwards, Corry.
j Carl William Hanson, Fredericks
town.
Ernest Meese, Route 1, Browns
ville.
Joseph Stuwnink, Erie.
John E. AVagner, Erie.
James Gavutortu, Burgettstown.
John J. Mcßreein, Philadelphia.
Refte Polo, New Castle.
Robert E. Pring, Pittsburgh.
William E. Roebuck, Mahanoy
City. *
William Regozinskas, Duryea.
Fred Wall, R. F. D. t, Goldsboro.
John J. Armstrong, Scranton.
Joseph B. Merx, Johnstown.
Frank O'Donnell, Morgan.
Joseph 11. Scott, Portsmouth.
Julius Benjamin Gordon, Phllu
' delphia.
Roland L. Bennett. Wilkinsburg.
Henry A. Benning, Mount Carmel.
John R. Mains. MeKeesport.
George C. Hunt, R. F. D. 9, Wash
ington.
James M. Nairn, Cannonsburg.
f Theodore M. awlak, Morris Run.
Alexander M. Scherer, R. F. D. 3,
I Allentown.
Edward L. Sharpe, Easton.
AA'OUNDED (DEGREE UNDE
TERMINED)
Lieutenant
Harold Baker Merz, Philadelphia.
Privates
Harry Guest, Pottslown.
David R. Lacotto, West Browns
i vllle.
Joseph B. Sack. Philadelphia.
Max J. Koylowsky, Dickson City.
AVilliam A. Jones, Mahanoy City.
Kasimlr Zaroma, Shamokin.
Carl Bather, Sharon.
John Betzko, Treverton.
Nicholas De Lawrence, Philadel
phia.
Henry W. Dudley. Port Allegany.
James Nail. Harrisburg.
Wllbert A. Stehlcr, Emerald,
llarvey A. Sturdevant, Essington.
. Clinton Jclinson, Connellsvllle.
lr a William Brinich, Pottsville.
j Daniel J. Jur.ge J t., Pittsburgh.
Jacob F. Fisher Bingen.
Hen.y O. Eltten, Trucksvilio.
| Joseph J. Gallagher, Philadelphia.
I Albert R. Green, Shlppcusburg.
| Albert O'Bitz. Plymouth
j Stangslow Rakowski, Pittsburgh.
Esau, Sam, Irwin.
Eidney Abt, Bruddock.
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Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart
Important Sales of Christmas
Merchandise Are Announced
For Friday,
Every Section of the Store Contributing
Lower level prices will obtain
I on thousands of attractive
items, representing small lots
and incomplete lines.
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart
Books For Students of the Times
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of Government and the boundaries of countries than the world has known heretofore, and it
behooves each one of lis to have more, than a newspaper knowledge of these affairs if we wish
to be well informed.
The following books arc written by men who arc in a position to give us first-hand im
pressions and experiences which will enable us to form our opinions:
The nirt.li of the Russian Democracy, by A. J. Sack. The Development of the I'ltUcd Klatcs by Max
director of the Kusslun Information Bureau In Parrand SI.SO
the United States $.1.50 The Kali of tltc Romanoffs $5.00
President Wilson's State I a pens mill Addresses, Southeastern Kury|K\ by Vladlalov K. Sa vie. .$1.50
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AA'altcr 11. Dohncr, R. F. D. fl,
Ijebanon.
William H. Lewis, Bethlehem.
Motleus Lusas. Philadelphia.
Fred AV. Carlson, Erie.
Harry L. Havens, Athens.
Bernard A. AlcCloskey, AiVhltes
Valley.
William E. Stiteler, Dubois.
David W. Jaegers. Philadelphia.
Aloysius Kletzly, Oakmont.
Edward J. Reich, Philadelphia.
John J. Shulcer, Reading.
Orney A'ounkln, Linden.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Sergeant
Ralph Milligan, McKees Rocks.
Corporals
John R. Bittner, R. F. D. 2, Mey
ersdule.
John A. Malloy, Philadelphia.
John J. Belco, Monessen.
John McKune, Philadelphia.
Walter J. Ponuth, Philadelphia.
Arthur Eble Schoener, Philadel
phia.
, John Warren Shade, Conshohock
en.
Howard R. Steviek, MeKeesport.
Privates
Lloyd H. Koplin, R. F. D. 5, Potts
town. ,
August A. Reigsnyder, Pottsville.
Jacob Scherker, Philadelphia.
Earl AV. Sklles, Pittsburgh".
| Edward Smith, Scranton.
I Orange L. Buchanan, Stoyestown.
j David E. Dempster, Pittsburgh.
August Rtes, Chalfont, Bucks
J county.
Robert L. Stewart, Braddock.
j Leopold A'aladollotto, Philadel
phia.
I Edward AVisncwski, Pittsburgh.
| Mihajle Bogdanovieh, Monessen.
| Angelo Colmanet, Lockport.
Michael Curran, Pittsburgh.
Samuel J. Fleming, Pittsburgh.
| Joseph Inski, hlladelphla.
Charles S. Lavin, Philadelphia,
j James A. Nelson, Madera.
! Arthur Jackson, Monessen.
I Nicholas D. Fitzgerald, Pitts- j
j burgh.
John S. Johnson. Conifer.
Charles A. Maloney, FUttsburgli.
George F. Miller, Mereersburg.
Andrew Ochnich, Norrlstown.
Bertrand Oldham, Masontown.
i Anthony Ross, Philadelphia.
Edward J, McCann, Philadelphia, j
Louis B, O'Donnell.
Francis M. Reynard. Coal Center.
('lctus Smith, Harrisburg.
A'incent M. Yoswick, Connellsville.
John C. Youyigkin. Fallen Timber.
Frunk O Frazer, Pottsville.
Joseph P. Gulish, R. F. D.,
i Hooverhurst.
I Charles A. Harper. Pittsburgh.
Edward K. Heekeler, Meadville.
I Clarence H. Blew, R. F. D 1,
j Mahanoy City.
Stanley Couehelky, Philadelphia.
I James P. Dooley, Philadelphia.
I Mary J. Gallagher, Murray.
| George P. Goray, Sharpsburg.
Charles H. Haines, R. F. D. 3, j
i Latrobe.
Willie E. Johnson, Wellsboro. |
| Elios H. Keeler, Bethlehem.
Orie H. Lacey, Sarva.
Arthui' Davis. Nanticoke.
! ' Albert N. Geesey. Reading.
George L. Hoffman, Reading.
Bolesaw Janarowsky, Rennerdale. !
John E. Jones. Johnstown,
j George Nicolaidls, Monessen.
Louis Portnian, Allentown.
Sebastian A. Reinhart. Pittsburgh. •
i Charlie McCullough, Philadelphia.
! Theodore A. Zimmerman, Pitts
| ' "phlward J. Reilley, Philadelphia. |
I Paris Stainbaugh, R. F. D. ■l,
Thomasville, York county.
! Walter R. AA'ise, Rimersburg.
i Antony Zuzolo, Meadville.
! Clarence Guenther, Philadelphia.
I Joseph Frederick McKelvey,
Plttsburgli.
' Hairy J. Miller, Philadelphia. •
Archie AA r . Chesnut. Rockport.
| Alex. Company, Nazareth.
I Joseph M. Decooman. Kearney.
| , AVilliam F. Lyons. Dickson City,
i Joseph J. Mallun. MeKeesport.
i Peter Marchitis, Burgettstown.
Nicodemus Matusevitcie, Carnegie.
Privates
Domenico Abrunzo, Williamsport.
' Michael C. Bertone, Erie.
Albert B. Cox. Pittsburgh.
Joseph T. Enriglit, Pittsburgh.
MISSING IN ACTION
Privates
Charles M. Blubaugh, Pinehlll. j
Randolph Calloway. Philadelphia, j
Guiseppe Chiavarl, Philadelphia, j
Michael P. Clntala, Nanticoke.
Anthony U. Conches, Mount Car-'j
met.
Elmer R. Hertsog. Allentown.
George D. Hesser, Blrdsboro.
llurry Hoffman, Oxford.
William S. Jowett, Furnace.
Thamoa Patrick Kaas, ottstown.
Thomaa G. McCorinlck, It. F. D. 3,
Slippery RoPck.
John J Mayernlck, Scranton.
Andy Mezekar, Quick Side.
Ralph H. Purael, Millvale.
Daniel Reppert, AUentown.
Lodge Speech Leads
Wilson to Change His
Views, London Hears
London, Dec. 26.—A Morning Post
diaputch from its correspondent in
Paris declares there are indications
that President Wilson Is modifying
his views because of the criticism of
his policies expressed in the United
States Senate and led by Senator
Lodge.
The dispatch also declares there
is reason for believing that the Pres
ident is very anxious to return to
America the first of February with
i assurances by the Allies of a general
j agreement on the league of nations
project.
For these two reasons, it is said,
j the President will abandon his stand
that there should be no division be
tween the treaty of peace and the
treaty establishing the league of na
tions.
FORTXA IXt'REASES LEAD
IX THRIFT STAMP SALE
It. K. Fortna continues In the lead
in the William Donaldson War Sav
ings Stamps sales contest for Har
rlsburg letter carriers. His record
together with those of men who
have sold more than SIO,OOO worth
of Baby Bonds and Thrift Stamps
are:
R. K. Fortna, $10,101.10; G. A.
lloilonger, $23,675,60; J. A. Geiger,
I $21,913.94; E. R. Gault, $18,988.90;
C. W. Cless, $16,380.60; G L. Eber
sole, $15,849.37; C. A. Fortna, $14,-
976.64; C. E. Ilea, $12,607.43; O. R.
Prltchard, $12,461.65; W. R. Man-
I ley, $11,790.49; T. J. Carpenter,
jsl 1,762.94; W. W. Dutn, $11,542.72;
IG. L. Ehler, $10,794.33; J. A. Sny
j der, $10,130.24.
MAYOR SUGGESTS LIVING
TREE FOR CHRISTMAS
Mayor Keister has made the sug
gestion that a permanent municipal
Christmas tree be instituted in Har
risburg, to take the place of the
evergreens which must be cut every
year to supply the city's needs for a
municipal tree. He suggested plant
ing such a tree in osme central part
of the city, in one of the parks.
SHOOTS SELF IX MOUTH
I A probe for the bullet which en
tered the mouth of Victor Hoffman,
I Middletown, yesterday when he ac
j eidentally discharged a revolver
j which he was tampering with, was
I made at the Harrisburg Hospital this
i morning. Hoffman was visiting the
| home of his parents when the ac
' ctdent happened.
j
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MONUMENT OFTEN
therefore when you do order one,
make sine beyond a doubt that
I it embodies your ideas and is not
I subject to criticism. You can
j make no mistake ordering from
118.
I. B. DICKINSON
Granite, Marble and Tile
I 505-lit N. THIRTEENTH ST.
Harrisburg, Pa.
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