16
2,260 NAMES ARE
IN FOUR LISTS
"War Department Mentions 35
Yanks Killed in
Action
Washington, Feb. 20.'—Four War
Department casualty lists to day con ,
tain a total of 2260 names, sum
marized as follows:
Killed in action 2 3 |
Pied of Accident and other
Pauses 24
Missing in action 2
Died of wounds 23 '
Died of disease 66 i
Wounded severely *l4 4
Wounded slightly 1082
Total 2260
Pennsylvanians mentioned are:
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THURSDAY EVENING
DIED OK DISEASE
Privates
Joseph J. Gaghan, Shamokin.
■ Edward C. Jackson, New Brighton.
Harry Ketcham, Jeannette.
| Edward F. MeShane. Landsdowne.
John F. Reynolds, Philadelphia.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Lieutenants
James Harrison Crea, Mars.
Walter S. Shifter. Ephrata. '
Sergeants
Uluirles 1.0 Hoy Crist. Hnrrisburg.
Bugler
John Sweirclnsky, Blossburg.
Privates
l Frank A. Billman. Myorstown.
John Boscisco, Summtthlli.
Charles H. Chase, Philadelphia.
Theodore F. Dougherty, Yardley.
Philip S. Grahan, Oil City!
Horace M. Beatty, Washington.
William H. Brown. Wilkinsburg.
Josepli V. Conroy, Philadelphia.
.Tolin A. Dorety. Philadelphia.
William Pennlntan Morris, Eliza
beth.
Stanley Ward Baldwin. Butler.
George L. Eckert. Monongahela.
Johua J. Minus. Philadelphia.
KILLED IN ACTION
Sergeant
William J. Lushon, Philadelphia.
Privates
Bartholomew Baran, Plymouth.
William Elmer Brown, Franklin.
John Henry, Jr., Moriarty. Phila
delphia.
DIED FROM WOUNDS
Privates
T.ugi Di Tannia. Braddock.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES
Wagoner
Howard W. Johnson, Pittsburgh.
N urse
Lorain S. Culp, South Pottstown.
Privates
George William Esher, Philadel
phia.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Privates
Frank J. Powell. Pottstown .
George W. Smithbauer, Kersey.
William F. Rainey. Scranton.
Robert V. Seal. Millersburg.
Roy Slining, Mars.
William J. Vanecek, Hellertown.
Edward Woodrow, Philadelphia.
MISSING IN ACTION. PREVIOUS
LY REPORTED WOUNDED
SEVERELY IN ACTION
Private
j Anthony Cheagear, Hudson.
KILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUS
i LY WOUNDED IN ACTION (DE- )
! GREE UNDETERMINED'
Private
! Peter Hobbs, Shlckshinny.
KILLED IN ACTION. PREVIOUS
LY REPORTED MISSING IN
ACTION
Lieutenant
William Bateman, Wayne.
Private
1 Ernest J. Harrison, Philadelphia. I
DIED PREVIOUSLY REPORTED I
MISSING IN ACTION
Corporal
Jerry Gillespie, Philadelphia.
' WOUNDED SEVERELY IN ACTION i
• PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS- :
ING IN ACTION
Private
I Anthony Chadkiewich, Manown.
: WOUNDED SLIGHTLY IN ACTION,!
i PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS !
ING IN ACTION"
Clarence 11. Bentz, Palmerton. |
I WOUNDED IN ACTION (DEGREE!
DETERMINED). PREVIOUS- j
LY REPORTED MISS
ING IN ACTION
William H. Carles. Juniata.
| WOUNDED IN ACTION (DEGREE
I UNDETERMINED), PREVIOUS
LY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION
Private
Paul G, Boyd. Delta.
William Coutts. Windsor.
Mux Epstein. Philadelphia.
Ralph Isaac Loutzenhiser, Green-!
viile.
B'illiam Matsavage, Beckton.
Ernest L. Moffatt, Meadville.
Lynnford R. Neely, Philadelphia.!
Joe Piconotti, Monongahela
Harry A. Tincher, Philadelphia. |
RETURNED TO DUTY. PREVIOUS
LY REPORTED MISSING IN
ACTION
Privates
Guiseppe Campi. Idamar.
Francesco Ceraolo, Reading.
August R. Heinrich, Oakdale. I
Tom Povich, Elizabeth.
Clayton H. Reldenbach, Allentown. |
Floyd H. Scott, Vandergrifti
Heights.
John T. Smith. Tunkhannock.
Jacob Wolfe. Onset.
ERRONEOUSLY REPORTED DIED!
OF DISEASE
Private
Bernard J. Dougherty. Lancaster.
ERRONEOUSLY REPORTED
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDETER
MINED)
Lieutenant
Clarence O. Smallwood. Philadel
phia.
Sergeant Major
Frederick C. Graupner, Philadel
phia.
Sergeant
Frank J. Burke, Latrobe.
James P. Burnett, Towanda.
Herbert Davis, Philadelphia.
Edward T. Moore, Uniontown.
Charles Henry Papke. Dushore, j 1
Privates
Tony Cifelly, Philadelphia.
William J. Cleary, Philadelphia.
Edward D. O'Connell. Philadelphia
Louis Alterici, Charleroi.
Henry C. Boyle, Conneaut Lake. I
Joseph Celmer. Pittsburgh.
John M. Entinger, Fairhaven. j
Burton Fitzgerald, Pittsburgh.
Wilbur Gniver. Enola.
Joseph F. Harvey, |
Harvey Thomas, Turtle Creek.
George H. Hilborn. Philadelphia.
James Kelly. Lltitz.
Herbert C. Krug. Lewisburg.
Roy Laws, Connellsville.
William H. Liesch, Etna.
Charles Mazzarella, Hays.
Harrison Summer Miller, Cranes
ville.
Thomas Wlllard, Philadelphia.
Daniel Austin, Reading.
William Breese, Grove City.
Wilnter M. Clemmens, Souderton.
Michael Cullen, Pittsburgh.
Nick C. Flores, Greenville.
Jesse Leßoy Getz, North Girard,
Thomas B. Hartwlck, Pittsburgh.
Russell E. Kersetter, Paxinos.
Pietro Cerbara, Berwick.
Harry "W". Dunamon, Sunbury.
Alexander Larkins, Philadelphia.
Angelo Lepre. Mount Pleasant.
Evariste Giuliani, Williamsport.
William H. Heinz, Sharpsburg.
Rodney H. Leonhart, Saegerstown.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Lieutenant
George Edward Niver, Philadel
phia.
Sergeant
Gilbert Owens, Tyrone.
Corporals
Timothy E. Douglass, Sharon.
Mark C. Hagerman, Towanda.
Robert Marks, Philadelphia.
Harry Earl Newswanger, Parkes
burg.
Calvin O. Sterner. New Rlngold.
Paul P. Tamper, Pittsburgh,
j Ross A. Tissue, Mill Run.
| John Gurski, Johnstown.
; Leo J. Martin, Sayre.
Joseph R. Smiley, Uniontown.
William Smith, Bulger.
Buglers
Francis Graff, Philadelphia.
George L. Nonemaker, Reading,
Wagoners
Samuel Earl Corrigan, Phlladel
| phia.
Francis Friel, Philadelphia.
Leo Denyll Swift, Cambridge
; Springs.
Privates
Radey Bizick, Yukon.
George P. Clifford, DuPont.
Craig S. Edwards, Wilkinsburg.
Joseph Eldridge, Jr., Philadelphia,
Antonio Gotewbiski, Pittsburgh.
Earl L. Brown, Allentown.
Samuel Buzzetta, Philadelphia.
Elmer Cassell, Philadelphia.
David F. Davenport. Berwick.
Frederick Eichel, Philadelphia.
Edward Goldman, Philadelphia.
Julius J. Hager, Pittsburgh.
Frederick Hall, Allentown.
Willard Thomas Johnston, Pitts
burgh.
Mick Anastopolus, Pittsburgh.
Harris H. Bacon. Philadelphia.
Clyde William Coldren, Hunting
don.
Emanuel Dlgloramo, Philadelphia.
Herman L. Elder, Braddock.
Victor F. Freedman, Ashley.
William J. Gieae, Northeast.
Edward A. Brown. Pnansyrink.
Joel M. Daniel. Gratz.
Charles H. Jones, WrlghtsviHe.
Stanley Forest City.
Frank Caporale, Germantown.
Edward F. Carl, Philadelphia.
Jacob B. Froy, Lebanon.
Frank Gueptner. Pittsburgh.
Oliver Hawk, Pittsburgh.
Paul B. Herr, East Lampeter town
ship, Lancaster county.
George A. Hommcl, McKeesport.
Frank H. Kuhlman, Philadelphia.
Leroy R. Larose, Bethlehem.
John W. Boyd, Philadelphia.
Thomas A. Corry, Pittsburgh. •
Clarence Elsenbise, Reading.
Stephen E. Hahn, Stobleton.
John E. Harris, Pittsburgh.
Walter J. Horner, Philadelphia.
Ralph E. Floto. Berlin.
Ferdinand Hennlng, Erie.
Harold Longley, Easton.
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDETER
MINED)
Corporals
Emil Duhanols, Seminole.
Robert A. Scott, Philadelphia.
Bugler
Richard J. Poehlman, Philadel
phia.
Mechanic:;
George Leonard Hilf, Pittsburgh.
John Tilghmnn Sicher, Allentown.
Wagoner I
Ralph McCormtck, Chinchilla.
HARRIBBURG TELE6KAPH
Privates
Pllilip O. Delcunip, Mount Carmel. I
Angelo Deilc Donne, Verona.
Harry D. Ehly, Philadelphia
James P. Haffey, Connorsvllle. i
Lloyd Hall, Conneat Lake.
Thomas Charles Hanson, Philadel
phia.
Claude Ijelster, West Point.
George R. Lolirman, Macungie.
John W. McLaughlin, Philadelphia.!
J° hn V. Maxwell, Arnold.
William H. Xase. T.vlersport. '
J.ibero Scarantlono, Dunmore. i
John W. Sproul. Pittsburgh.
Otto T. I,ynn, Berwick.
Edward McKjee. Philadelphia.
Domenieo Pletrungeli, Windber.
barker Zakarian, Philadelphia.
I lyases V. Zerbe. Tower City.
I'Ucia, Wilson.
W uliam Owens. Treschkow.
Joseph Ross, Pittsburgh.
Stanley Tocl, Pittsburgh.
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Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart I Linoleum 1
7sc new process linoleum, 4
patterns. Speciul Friday only,
A Finer Discrimination In the Books You Read
~r .r-s. v, ,u ' u . battleship linoleum.
Is Offered In the Annual Sale: Now In Progress
on mp t nvV l, i llk meu a"2 w .°. me " have little time nowadays to read the non-essential kinds of books which are to he found Mattine and Rap- P.icrc
on many book shelves. And with the coming of a liner discrimination in the selection of books there lias come a closer Wtltun & ana Ka g *<Ugs
appraisal of the engagement of reading. 0 ohina and Japan mat-
Ihe olierings in this annual sale of books are marked by good taste and very moderate prices. Friday only'. . le . ngtlis ' Hpe 2so
$2.00 Colonial Rag Rugs
Standard Sets One Of A Kind, Are V i
Features For Tomorrow | TmM l 'rio' L ,,, s '"" r '-
• Xo. of! Kind of; Publishers'! Sale | 0\ —— —_ — ,
. Vols. Binding Price ] Price § O„ f • T" ,
io , t !20 cloth $25.00 $15.00 i R otair 1 reads
Shakespeare f 10 % Lea. $20.00 $11.50 Q 1 , . .
I,°°" , 24 % Lea. $50.00 $25.00 llfcl Wm y stair tr eads cut from
£f'?; Ac 18 % Lea. $50.00 $20.00 .
iakens I 15 % Lea. $35.00 $21.50 /, |JSS| . II K *!l e ' ? XIS inches - ,0 °
£?. foes 10 Cloth $30.00 $15.00 A I IIfllllD" AlB Brade, .xlB inches, 170
?" ley 12 91 Lea. $20.00 $15.00, d „ ,Dches . 14c
£? 8 . t . in 12 Cloth $23.50 $ll.OO lines, Pomeroy & Stewart,
J"?° ' 10 c,oth $12.50 SO.OO H_|Bl -- LA a \V ——
Historj of L > b jj , Cloth $12.00 $6.75 VgjSl© |B jl \W
Don Quixote 4 Buck. SIO.OO $3.50 ■AI H jML -11 T ~
Tennvson are 20 Ch,th * lco ° WOO l Wfll W?. GraSS RugS
Tennyson is Cloth .SB.OO $5.00 _ &
Ha me 10 j, e a. $16.30 r ; $lO uo va?u^ BS 'g ?* r J 6 **'
Shakespeare j 3 cloth $375 $1" < 00 IU rUBB IUBB ' 9x12 'feet!
, onk Y?... $9.75
Books For Boys
Publisher's
'"' UI Uome and ilonor The Young Showman's spelViTc'ri !•'y'o/" d ' taiy
The Boy From the A Voyage to the Gold D e t r eet" I fi oorße 1r. J '''
' rm A i n r rx v Kittle Snap the Post- King of the island
| | The Amanda M. Douglas % e Backwoods Bov infants- Button shoes
g : 1> OVeIS Guy Hammersley j How He Won $1.50 black kid button shoes,
fe- ;S ' 1 ... . From Lake to Wilder- Zig Zag, the Boy Con- broad toes, sizes 1,1% and 2.
St ;S j I'rontispiece by John Goss ness I juror Special Friday only 98 0
S ' Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart,
Picture Wrapper street Floor, Rear.
Pub. at 60c. Sale Price, Books About the World , =q
§ A Modem Adam and Eve . Wqt Baby Pillows
S ! In Wild Rose Time * VV VLY rCeQUCGQ 6illt floM H , , m
I | ? cuud, ! L aGrcatCity • Formerly priced from 65c tos2
|| [ a iT„hcriuc. ' Sale P rice ' 35c =
fg: l oes of Her Household To Verdun From the Somnie—Harry Brittain. Women's Sweaters
Sydnic Adriance Victory in Defeat—Stanley Washburn.
Floyd Grandon's Honor Inside the German Empire—Herbert Bavard Swope. an V ..'J -50 w ,°° l coat
| In the King's Country With the French in France and Salonika— . P "?? S .. . Sp s2.Bs
$5! From Hand to Mouth Richard Harding Davis Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart,
S. Home Nook Antwerp to Gallipoli—Arthur Ruhl." Men's "store.
\ The Fortunes of the Faradays ' Trenching at Gallipoli—John Gallishaw.
V j Osborne of Arrochar Short Rations—An American Woman in Germany— r— ———————
N Out of the Wreck Madeleine Z. Doty. Bovs' Sweaters
H e i rs of Bradley House Friends of France. The Field Service of the American
' ksS i ! Hope Mills Ambulance described by its members. $1.50 oxford grey coat
—— ——^ ~ J Carry On—Coningsby Dawson. sweaters, counter soiled. Special
X?, . The Challenge of the Future-Roland G. Usher. ek..Tl.™v'4 Bt'™^
, r , -r?', • .1 r~ r ~ _ , Dives, Pomeroy & otewart,
The Evidence in the Case—James M. Beck. Men's store.
The Assault—Fred. Wm. White. -
Fancy Plaid Silks Short Lengths Muslin Street Floor Dress Colored Dress Goods Silk Taffeta
$2.00 fancy plaid silks, satin Unbleached muslin In short Cottons „ „
omv frOUndS ' &P " Ci f" lengths, 39, inches. Special Fri- *l-° 36 inches, navy. $2.00 taffeta In orchid, gold.
Fr,day ° n,y * l - >9 only yard ,c 50c n , adras shlrting ln platn vart? " malsP and liKht blue ' 36 lnchG "
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, and fancy colored stripes. Spe- onl s. jard ... 69c Special Friday only, yard, SI.OO
Street Floor. Basement. cial Friday only, yard 35c $1.2t5 wool serge, 36 Inches. $! 75 s trip o taffeta in brown,
navy and green, graduated
__________________ shades. Special Friday only, $2.50 Santoy, 42 inches. Spe- stripes of white. Special F"ri
yard 25c cial Friday only, yard ... $1.95 day °n'y. yard $1.29
Basement Wash Goods Brussels Rugs nnl , f l ; 2 JJl l ' k J?/"' e - tr 3 lJ nc £*! : * 3 - 00 ™ y cioth, 54 inches. Dives, pomeroy & stewart,
Dres ginghams in fancy * ls ' oo tape-try hrusseis rugs. SSISS S
pWte che'ckf l a™' solid cotora 6x9 feet Special Friday only 65c silk shirting, half silk. mixed suitings, 54
xi 2 ?ee o t
Tn'iy y ß a h rd es - Speclal Mto thfeY'shS. TSSZtf SSS Women's Patent Colt
only, yam ..... •••••• lwc Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, . D . only, yard $2.95 Shoes
300 percale, 36 inches, figures Third Floor. Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, ouuca
and striDes. Special Friday only. ' • Street I'loor. $6.00 broadcloth, high luster.
yard 25c Special Friday only, yard, $4.95 $5.00 patent colt shoes with
18c prints, figures on indigo —-—————— ———— ——. —J $2.00 silk and wool poplin, 20 blacks cloth tops, button and
blue ground. Special Friday Dl 1 u ' shades. Special Friday only. lace styles, pointed toe last,
only, yard 10c Men S Blanket Robes t . yard $1.69 high heels. Special Friday
30c kimono crepe. Special M , . ~ t . . Men S Night Shirts Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, ° nl>
Friday only, yard 12 "ens and Youths SL2S Street Floor. Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart,
Percale, 36 Inches, neat terns Special Friday onlv BBc and * l,lO counter soiled Street Floor, Rear,
stripes. Special Friday only, special Friday muslin night shirts, sizes 15 and
var d 19c * 16. Special Friday only. . 58c
yara IWC Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart, . •
42c wash suiting, neat stripes Men's Store. Dives, Pomeroy ■& Stewart, Groceries
and solid shades. Special Fri- Men's Store. _
,lav onlv. vard ........... 29c ™""""^ , IVICn S oWCStCfS
uay umy, j a Swansdown prepared cake
49c ginghams in fancy plaids . flour, package Ale
and solid shades. Special Fri- CVi**4o onJ CUmcLb. $3.85 heavy coat sweaters in
day only, yard 35c oncciS dim onceung . Mixed Vegetables, can . 10c navy, maroon, oxford and
35c pongee, fancy and plain Bleached and unbleached *** S S Ekk biscuits, lb 29c brown ' •"'P 60 " 11 Frlday on J y ' -e5
flares. Special l riday only sheeting 2% yards wide. Spe- Counter soiled shirts in plain Mapleine. bottle 9c to $1.79 , I-93 roll „, U a r C oat
yBTd 17 ° Cia^i^r^.ya^ B n",-- „ 59C white and stripe patterns. Spe- Hecker's pancake flour pack- sweaters, sizes 36 to 4 6 Spe-
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart,
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Hecker's Creani oatmeal, 3 Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart,
Basement. Mens Htore. packs ' 25c Men's Store.
~~~~~"""~~~^ — ————J Hitter's Catsup, bottle ... 10c
Outing Cloth , • i | I I Vanilla flavoring, 3 bottles, I ■ I
cia 3 i 3 Fridiy o°n"°yard° th ' Pihow Cases Girls Tams and Ca P s Red KiJney Beans can Women's Wool Jackets
50c light outing cloth, 36 45x36 0 1 om I P q counter soiled! Sauer kraut, can 10c $ 2 .50 brushed wool sleeveless
inches. Special Prlday only, hemstitched. Special Frldoy to $1.95. Special Friday only. Best Laundry Starch, 3 lb. Jackets. Special frlday only,
y rd 40c only, pair SI.OO 29c pack 25c $!.
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart, Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, . Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart,
Basement. Basement. Men's Store. Basement. Men's Store.
NX—w- , g—— —
John Wroblewski, Dickson City. !
John A. O'Kane, Luzerne.
Walter Howard Scott, Pittsburgh. I
WOI'XDKI) SLIGHTLY
Major
Frederick W. Patterson, Pitts-1
burgh.
Sergeants
Harry L. Castle. York.
Richard O. Flyn, •Pittsburgh.
Harry Guest, Pittsburgh.
Harry L. Long, Pittsburgh.
Frederick G. Sllber, Philadelphia. ;
Joseph A. t'ortrlght, Stroudsburg.
Corporals'
Max Gordon, Pittsburgh.
John Homcha, Coaldale.
George John Nehlla, Blythedule.
James . O'Donnell, Philadelphia.
Lloyd Forsha, Derr.v.
Privates
James McGHIln. Phiuadelyhia.
nclent Marankwskl, Philadel
phia.
Frank 11. Peterson. Johnstown. !
j Joseph Zaekwonski, Madera.
William I. Lindner, Reading.
John J. Lyons. Philadelphia.
Winfred S. Meal, Hamilton.
! Tony Anthony Peggutelli, Monon
gahcla.
Alexander Robertson, Bridgeport. !
Frank Savage. Shenandoah.
John J. S'ze, Si ran toil.
James Henry Hagans, Huntingdon.
George M. Leib, Hcrshey.
James W, McGranahan. Xorris
town.
Thomas I. Rowley, Wllkes-Uurre.
Frank Skinski, Osceola Mills.
Harold B. Wlltse, Pittsburgh.
David W. Wyse, Schwenksville.
Marso Marlnaro, Berwick.
Joseph Mollnosky, Mlnooka.
Malvin A. Xelson, Kane.
Harry Spangle, Industry.
Andrew Susanek, La Mott.
Joseph Kunce, Pittsburgh.
FEBRUARY 20, 1919.
Bernard J. O'Connor. T hlladelphla.
John Mcl. Robinsu i. Tarentum.
Julius Sltibo. Glcsi-i, r'.
(Charles A. Erie.
Harry B. Williams, i .ading.
Lawrence F. Wonici, S'ate College.
! Modest BorUowskl, 1 illadelphla.
John F. Cannon. Pli ' idelphia.
Harry D. Coryell. Phi adelphia.
Samuel \v. Davidson Midway.
Joseph R. Doll. Fill' delphla.
Perclvul P. Gei'liaid. Philadelphia.
Fred Owen. ltiu'ivlUe.
Roy X. Owen. Fortsl
George Porluit, Phili elphia.
Jordan D. Powell. Philadelphia. I
til III.S tiKT WAGE .NCREASE j
j A wage increase of twenty per j
' cent, has been volunti :ily granted
all employes of tlie Harrlsburg
Cigar Faerory, 500 Race street, Su-
perlntendent Samuel Abrams
noun, cm. The girls of tl>e establ
ment arc planning a dance for
pter; jy evening in celebration.
- _
Dinner
Tliurniiuy Kerning, Feb. SO
5.110 to 7.30
Sfouffer's Restaurai
%• CtKIHT ST.
*soe
< liickon Hire Soup
Breaded Lamb Chop*—ltaliai
Sauce
Uee( It: alaf d— (Irish Style)
I . }' 0 : k Roast Bi
Mashed or Creamed Potatoes
. tewed Celery or Lima Beam
Apple Custard
Ice < renin, P| e or Pudding
Tea or Cocoa