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Reasons
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Capt. Barrett Died
Fighting Far Back
Of German Lines
Letter From Fellow Officer
Tells of Heroic Combat
i
Against Superior Force
Buried With Honors
Prisoners Give Details of
Struggle to the Finish by
New York Soldier
_ . . i
Captain F. Blanton Barrett, who left,
tho city staff of Thc# Tribune to go to
I'lattsburg and who was recently re?
ported missing in action, was killed be?
hind tho German lines "fighting: desper?
ately, lighting heroically against su?
perior number?." ?ecording to a letter
received yesterday from a fellow of?
ficer. Ho lies buried in a city far be?
hind the German lines. The name of
the city has been learned from German
prisoners, and Captain Barrett's com?
rades have resolved to mark the grave
appropriately when they roach the spot.
What individual exploit, of daring
took Captain Barrett, so far within the
enemy's lines is not divulged in the let?
ter, but the writer declares that when
the circumstances are known Captain
Barrett's last adventure will shine as
"one of the dramatic and heroic bits
of gallantry" which are putting Amer?
ican troops on a par with the veterans
of four years of war.
Several times since arriving in
France the writer of the letter had
seen Captain Bar fett. He was happy
and confident, the writer said, and his
happiness and confidence were doubled
by word which reached him from home
that since his departure a daughter
had been born to him.
Buried Far Behind Foe's Lines.
The letter follows in part:
"For three days I have been hoping
that it would not be necessary for mo
to write a letter confirming the news
that Blanton Barrett is the first, so far
as I know, of The Tribune group to
find his last assignment in France.
Now there appears to be no doubt, that
he died, fighting gallantly, only a few
miles from where I am writing.
"A runner from the liaison patrol
brought me the first news that the
captain of Company Blank. -th
Infantry, had boon killed. There had
been a considerable scrap and it oc?
curred to m<> that later information
might show that he was wounded and
captured--that we could think of him
as missing.
"To-day, however, confirmation of the
original report came from the lips of
Boche prisoners who had surrendered
without resistance. They said that
Captain Barrett had been buried in a
casket in a city far behind tne Ger?
man lines. I got the name of the place
and some day wo shall roach that place,
and when we do Barrett's grave shall
have the marker it deserves.
"Blanton Barrett has left one living
monument which occurred to me to?
night. He was one of the first news?
paper men in New York City to feel
the tug of the Allied cause at his
heart.
Started Preparedness Course
"He was one of that small group of
reporters who persuaded General
Wood to designate an officer from
Governor's island as dril master for
the Newspaper Men's Tra.ning Corps.
At east fifty of us who first attempt?
ed to dri.i and study in that class are
Nation il Army officers, must of us in
the division which is mourning B an?
tun Barrett. He did not guess how
far his initiative wou d go when he
started a preparedness course for the
n en who were writing daily about
America's lack of preparedness.
"I wish that I could tell the story of
bis death. It is one of the dramatic,
heroic bits of gallantry which shows
why the A. E. F. is coming gradually
to rank side by side with t! e French
and Eng.ish in trouncing the Hun.
You may tell the friends of Captain
Barrett that he died fighting desper?
ately, fighting heroically airainst su?
perior numbers. He had his fling at
the Huns. Had he had luck with him
this letter would never have been writ?
ten.
"His 'yon-all' with its Georgia
warmth is stored in that corner of my
heart whore memories aro refreshed
frequently by tears unshed."
7 Reported Missing
In Casualty Lists
Write They're Safe
The families of seven soldiers of the
American Expeditionary Force who
have been reported missing in action
are convinced by the receipt of letters
from them bearing dates subseijueni
to that on which they are reported to
have been missing that som? mistake
bus been mude by the War Department
and that their soldiers either are in
hospitals or back with their companies.
Edward B. Hunt, Company B, Oth
Infantry, was missing in action July
18, according to an official notice re
1 ceived by his mother, Mrs. Margaret
: Hunt, 117 Manning Avenue, Jersey City,
j but two letters, dated the 27th and 29th,
I were received yesterday from young
I Hunt, telling of his safety after many
i narrow escape in No Man's Land.
j Private Walter Scott Clark, of Now
j Brunswick, N. J., reported missing
? since July 1">, is not missing, according
| to a letter received in the pressroom
of Johnson & Johnson Company, where
"lark was formerly employed as a
printer. Th? letter is dated July 28,
from a base hospital, and Clark said he
was recovering nicely from shrapnel
wounds
Sergeant William C. O'Keefe, twenty
nine years ol?l, of the 165th Infantry -
the old Sixty-ninth, N. Y. -whom the
War Department liste?! as m.ssing in
yesterday's casyalty report, is not in
the hands of the Germans but at Base
Hospital No. fi, Bordeaux, according to
a letter received yesterday by bis wife
at her home, T.22 West Forty-third
Street.
Corporal Cornelius P. Englishman, of
Paterson, N. J., was erroneously re?
ported missing on August 12, according
to his father, Krine Englishman, who
received word from the War Depart?
ment that the e.irporal was wounded on
June 9. A letter written on July 18
by the corporal stated that he was
not able to walk without a crutch,
and h's father states his s?m could
1 ove hardly recovered in time to take
part in battle again.
Private William Feldblum, 2fi? Princo
Street, N'ewnrk, is another listed us
rniat?il.g whose parents received let?
ter? from him dated two days Intel
' than the day on which be was report?
ed to have been missed. He was crn
ployed in the Tax A.khcbboi'h office be?
fore being drafted and assigned to the
312th Infantry.
/'rival?? Julius Zawatakl, 300 Kim
Street, Ne war*, wrote to his father
\ Jrly 19 that Ik- had been wounded in
I both l?g(?, i'"? lutter arriving .-.bout
the time ;? War Department mri-gitgc
?' Informed tiro family that Julius hud
bo?l milting ?.inn- July 10. lie i:i
I eighteen your? old and enlisted ?aM.
'j ft'ovembtji
The Casualty List
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.?There are .509 names of soldiers and
Si of marines on the casualty list made public by the War Department
to-day. Of these 126 soldiers were killed in action, 3 died of disease
and 14 died of accidents. There are 202 men wounded and 164 are
reported as missing. The death of 12 marines is reported and 19
arc wounded.
The total casualties in the army up to date amount to 19,538, and ;
those for the marines 2,791.
[Names without rank given are those of privaten. Those of cam
missioned officers are in italics.]
New York City and Vicinity
ARMY
Killed in Action
GRAHM, Chester A., 86 Littleton Street,
Newnrk, N. J.
Died of Wounds
O'NEILL. Daniel J., Bgt., 212 East Ninth
Street, New York City.
Wounded Severely
CHURCH, John II., Unit., Us Broadway,\
Flushing, N. Y.
FOLKS, Irving, lient., 611 Went 134th
Street, New York City,
HOLLINGSWORTH, Frank, lieut.. Pali?
sade, N. J.
HENRY, Thomas, lieut., 324 Bleacher
Street, New York City.
KOVBSKY, Rudolph, lient., 410 East Sev?
entieth Street, New York City.
MAYS. John G., lieut., D92, Riverside
Drive. New York City.
STEINHART, Mortimer L., lieut., 29
Ninth Avenue. New York City.
BEATTY, Thomas A., 8"6 ?Park Avenue
Hoboken, N. J.
BERNAT, Joseph J., 08 North Ninth
Street, Brooklyn.
CON WAV, Theodore C, 18 Glenada Place.
Brooklyn.
MUTHER, Walter F., 1403 Main Street,
Hartford, Conn.
MALONEY, James, 1:1e? Eighty-first
Street, Brooklyn
SE1TZ, Philip, 268 Monroe Street, New
York City.
SCOTT, Patrick., 16 i Nott Street, Ixmg:
Inland City, N. Y.
SEFFICK, Joseph, corp., 2.r>6 Wlllard
Street, Bridgeport, Conn.
TOEBES. Albert, mechanic, 54 Pork Ave?
nue, I'aterson. N. J.
WURZBACK, Oscar H.. corp., 169 Peakine
Avenue. Newark, N. J.
Missing in Action
TR1ZZELL, Charlen F., lient., S4 William
Street, /Veto York City.
AUSTIN, Frank V., 369 Eleventh ?street.!
Brooklyn.
AINISMAN, Nathan, sm.. 47 Boerum
Street, Brooklyn.
CI,ARK, Walter S.. corr.. New Brunswick.
N. J.
CAMPBELL, Floyd \V? 462 Rutherf->rd
Avenue, Trenton, N. .1.
FANNELL, Joseph J.. 323 East 127th
Street, New York City.
FELDBLUM, William, 26?; Prince Street,
T-?ewark. N. J.
(?AMBO, Joe, 2C7 Academy Street, New?
ark. N. J.
HO AC;, Walter H., Corp., 74 Congress
Street, Jersey City. N. J.
HUNT, Edward P.. 117 Manning: Avenue,
Jersey City, N J.
KRAJEWSKI, Stanislaus S.. ?Rt., 139
West Circular Street, Saratoga Springs,
N. Y.
KART. John, 1" West, 11<Uh Street, New
York City.
LEGGIO, Gaspnro, 14$ Georgia Avenue,
Brooklyn.
N El LAN, Joseph P., sftt.. 3S7 West Fifty
eighth Street, New York City.
WEIN ER, Harry, 814 Myrtle Avenue.
Brooklyn.
YOUNG, Harvey M.. 204 West 12Sth
Street, New York City.
Elsewhere
Character of casualties is indicated a? follows: (K) killed in
action; (W) wounded; (D A) died of accident or other causes;
(D W) died of wounds; (D D) died of disease; (M) missing; (P)
prisoner.
ARMY
o
ALABAMA
JONES, Louis T., corp., Huntersvillc (W). '
M'CASKILL, Haley. Troy (K).
ARKANSAS:
CHAVEN, Charlie. Beauxlte (K>.
MEADOR. Walter I,.. Wnlcott (Ml.
M'CULLOUGH, Bennie S., Hope (Ml.
ARIZONA:
GLADIN. Scott D., Tollison (\V).
CONNECTICUT:
MANGINO, Giuseppi, Thompsonvllle (M).
PRUDHON, C. A., sgt., Farmington (W).
CALIFORNIA:
CARNEY. Hutrh L.. Campoell (Mi.
DAONINO, Attile, San Krancisco (Ml.
DAMICHALIS. Alex., Centreville (W). i
FISCHER, Percy J? Stockton (M).
LAMBERT. George, Fresno (K).
COLORADO:
ARCHULETA, Ricardo, Walensburg (W).
' BARTSCH, Fnink J.. Abbott (W).
GEORGIA:
KINGERY, James R., lieut.. ?.Summit (M).
M'KENZIE, Francis C, limit., Rome, (W).
STOW, James /?'., lieut., Eatonton (K).
EDWARDS, J<j1ip C, Ft. Vaines (K).
FULLER, John H., Columbus (M).
PHILLIPS. Clifford, Rome i\Vi.
OLIVER, Isaac D., Bainbridgc (W).
IDAHO:
GREEN. Jaspe;- S., Wilder (W).
HILLSTEAD, D. W.. corp.. Preston (W).
WJMMER, Carl, Lewiston (W).
ILLINOIS:
ANt?-~HSON. Wm? sgt., Edgewater (W).
BLAYLOCK, John A? Dahlgren (M).
CAl.WKT, El n C? St. Jam?-* (W).
CLOWRY, John J., Chicago (ME
DAV DSON, Ralph, Sand va! (W).
n^noTiBFl AO?1E, Camiel A'kinson (M).
FOSTER. Frank U., Carlyle (Wi.
CO' r>*'AN. Basil B., ChicaKO (ME
COCHRAN, Paul. Chicago (K).
KOK C 1. Frank. Chicago ?Mi.
KANTORSKI, Stanley J., Chicago (M).
PIHMANN. Arthur [.., Chicago ?Mi.
PEAK. Alfonso, hurler Danville (K).
1 UTE, Richard .!., Chicai-o (M).
M1K;?S ohn J., Chicago (Wi.
RICHARDSON, Robert A., ?gt.. Mound
City (Wi.
SV "N"> Pa-^iia'e. Winnetka (M).
SAT 1TPNS. Joseph. Chicago (Mi.
SZYMANOWSKI, William, Chicago (M).
SPEIGEL, Charles. Chicago (Mi.
STOK. Gorge, DeKalb iWi.
BERNSTEIN, Samuel, Chicago (W).
NEU '.. Thomas H., Aurora (Wi.
VERHULST, Florent, Chicago (M).
W ES ALO. Jacob, Chicago (M),
INDIANA:
JOHNSON, I . /.'.. (l'eut., howc? (IV).
LEWIS, Charlea S., ir., lient., Indian?
apolis ? ?'?.
AM RHEIN, Carl. Greem.berg (W).
BURNS, Paul, Indianapolis (DA).
BAILEY, Ki'.v H., Liberty (M).
DIDDLE, Floyd, Corp., Mecca ?Ml.
BISH, Karl, Indianapolis (W).
CURRY, .lame? II., Indianapolis (W).
HEINY, Arzn L., Noblesville (W).
G1BERSON, Cecil, Indianapolis (K).
GOO'MtK II. Harold C. Crown PL (K).
JOHNSON, Gleason, Mineral City (M).
HAKLhY, Will.am R., Indianapolis (ML
KEITH, Earl G., Scottsburg (M).
MUDDY, Gerald, Newcastle (K).
PARVIS, Haul J.. bugler, Muncie (WL
ROSS, George, Terr?? Haute (W).
SMTCHOWSVl. Stanislaw, So. Rend (M).
STEWART, Robert C, Evansville (M).
SUTPHIN, Raymond, Jonesboro (DD).
WESTFALL, Ellis O., Vinconnw.
VV1DLEY, Edward, Earl Lark (W).
IOWA:
BARNES, Lyle VV., (?nimby (K).
CHESLEY, Walter, Des Moines (M).
DVE, Clifford, ("enter l'oint (Ml.
FULLER, Leonard C, Sbelbrock (K).
LENNING. I!<?!'t IL. Thor (K l.
DEMKU1L, John G., sgt., Sheldon (W).
POWNELL, Henry E., Ottumwa (W).
WALSH, Edw. J., Albia (Ml.
KANSAS:
MARTIN, Ilium II., lient.. Emporta < H')
DIXON, Douglass, Parsons (Mi.
HOWARD. Levlowe E.. Hutchinson (K).
HUTCHENS, Harvey L., Elk City (Wi.
JONES, Fred A., sgt., Kansas City (W).
MOLER, Ran/.;?. Pottawatomio (Wl.
SPELLMAN, William D., corp., Valle\
Fa!Ik (W).
UHLENHOP, Henry, Lconardville (K).
KENTUCKY:
BUSSLE, Charlie, London (WL
BELCHER, Ereil. Reicher (M).
DA.LHEIM. Elmer R., Newport (WL
LYONS James, Ijinsville iK).
RAYNER, Joseph C, bugler, Douglas (W)
LOUISIANA:
ALFORD, Floyd, Cobum (W,.
MAINE:
CRESSEY. G. T.. Livermore Falls (Wi
DEANE, Rlendon F.. Skowhcgan (M).
LOI'EM AN. Edward. Brldgeton (K>.
TRIPP. Percy G., Well* (Mi.
VOLIN, (??o. J.. mechanic, Pittsfleld (Kl
MARYLAND:
i'OE. Nielson, lieut., Baltimore IW).
CHRISTOPHER, H. C. Baltimoro (W)
MASSACHUSETTS:
GRIFFIN. Henry (}., lieut., Winthron (K)
LINCOLN, Clark R., lieut., Wakefield ( Hi
Alil'.K. George W., Fitchburg (W).
ARONSON. Harry W., Hoston (M).
BUCZINSKI. S?. ?gt., Housatonic (Wl.
HATES, Roy W.. Worcester (Kl.
CHASE. Kinnett U., New Bedford (K).
CONRAD, Georg?.? D., Orange (KL
CRAW. Albert J.. New Bedford (K)
CINCOTTA, Frank W.. Walthnm (Ml.
COI ILL. Harris E., Yarmouth (Ml.
CROWLKY, Jeremiah F., lall River (ML
JUNES, Thomas J., sgt., Lynn (?VI).
DAHL, Westley V.. Bralntrc? (Mi
DE MA'ITEA, Boston (Ml.
DONOVAN, Thomns A., Somcrville (W)
DORSEY. Lewi? 0-, N. Abbington (K)
JOHNSON. F. I... bugler. Worcester (K)
CUMMINGS. Sam, sgt., Athol (W)
DONDREAU, F. V., i.gt., Springfield (W)
LARONTY. Nestor, New Bedford 'Kl.
LAVIOLETTE, Henry J., Marlboro (K)
LA COLLA, Stephen, Boston (Ml
BAKER, Merril E., Yarmouth (Wl
MARCH!, Ccsari,. Somervllle (Mi
OLSON, Emll A., Springfield (Wi.
1'ADDEN, John J.. Holyoke (K)
NICKERSON, H. J., con.., GlouccstBr (W)
QUERY, R H, corp., Springfield <\v?
SEFKICK, Joseph E.. Boston (W).
SINKENS, Steve s., Boston (Mi
-si'll.LER. Isaac, L? m, (M).
SI'FIGEL. Charit-?, Chicago ?Mi
ANGERS, r. I?... mechanic, Springfield (W)
KCKLES, T. S., corp., Millord HVi.
CLOUGH, Arthur L., corp., Wayvill? (W).
FINN, George W., corp., Welburn (Wi.
FRAPPIER, A. O., corp., Springfield (WE
GLEASON, J. T., corp., East Boston (W).
.TODOIN, Arthur J.. Lowell (W).
WHITAKEK. Herbert A., Worcester (KE
CHAMPOUX, F. L., sgt., Greenfield (WE
SWIFT, Charles F., Corp., Fairhaven (WE
SMITH, Walter N., sgt., Manchester (W).
NEI SON, Roy C, Corp., Maynard (W).
ALIX, Edward J? Worcester (WE
ANDERSON. Patrick. Whitlnville (Wi.
BERTHIAUME, Victor. West Warren (WE
BUSS, Herbert S., Worcester (W).
COR.IAY, Peter, S??ringfield (WE
ALESKANDROWICZ, J. J.. Webster (WE
IIA K ER, George W., Worcester (W).
BROWN, Edwin. Lowell (Wi.
BROWN. Albert B.. Lowell (WE
CENTOIS. Eli H., Worce?ter (WE
G ARC EAU, William IE. Marlboro (W).
PERRY. Anthony, Springfield (WE
M'Nt'ETY. William N, Lawrence (W).
NOBLES. Arthur F., Springfield (W).
PIKE. Walter E.. Haverhill (WE
SCHAFFER, George W? Pittsfield (W).
GLEASON, Wni. G? sgt., S. Boston (W).
VAUTRAIN, I. J., Indian Orchard (D AE
GOSHGOR1AN, Sarkio, Worcester (W).
HERD. Arthur H., Lynn (K).
FREDD, Harvey J., E. Sandwick (WE
LYNCH, Joseph A., Lawrence (W).
LYNCH. Daniel M., Cambridge (D AE
MEEIIAN. John R. ?gt., Dorchester (K).
MONTEITH, William R., Alston (K).
MICHIGAN:
LEWIS, Unroll G., rnjtt.. Houahton (W).
BUTTS, Dewev C, corp., Mu?kcgun (W).
BUCKORI, Nick. Detroit. (KE
CANNEEL, S. W., Pontinc (Kl.
T ' K. M cha*?' A . Il v c;<v (W).
MT'PRAY. Morris B., Pellsto'i (ME
RYCFNGER, I.ee J., Graml Hiven (D A).
S^NDUSKY. Joseph. Stanwood (M).
STNC AIR, Samuel E., Detroit (A).
MTNVrSO'*'A :
AND' RSON.'William R.. St. .Tnmss (KE
El T IG. Otto II.. Wi-thro-e (ME
HOWAT.T, \xel N. Fgt, Diibith (W).
I ARSON, Hans, Rochester (M).
NH SON I-i-nus. "? I c in Falls 'KE
f"(v."i ' Wm H . F n< ty ? n (W).
WI1 SON. Harry. Minnen? olis (WE
ZEMAN. I ouis A., sgt., Waconia (W).
MISSOURI:
MERSHON, Vane,-., lieut., Ruckner OVE
fU)'"'l:--. !.. O., Haut., Lexington (IV).
BAYER. Otis L., Kansas Citv (W>.
DENN'SON. Snmue' P., St. Louis (ME
WATSON. George N., Kaosas City (M).
WOODS, George C, Dearborn (M).
MONTANA :
t:r-'t^ ?i-'-r?, Cl-arles L., Roy (D A).
CHAEFFER, Charles L., Roy (D AE
NEBRASKA:
BAKER, Sterling,'corp., Seward (M).
DICKSON, Frederick R., Benson (ME
MILI ER. I'ibert Franklin Mitchell (M).
QUAKFNBURG, Clinton F? Blngham (K). j
S? ??viru'?\ Frank. South Omaha (ME
WIENER. Buchard IE, Waco (KE
WALKER, Conrad, Hastings (M).
NEW HAMPSHIRE:
HAGEMANN, Eugene C, Nashua (DA).
EOVF.PN, Ralph J? Hancock (KE
TAYI OR. Samuel, East Jeffrey (WE
j WOODS, Rene, Sandown (K).
i NEW JERSEY:
CLARK. Walter Scott, corn . New Brunt
wick (M).
KIRK. Walter J. Camden ai.
I MARTIN, Faul A., corp., Nutley (Ml.
PLATT, Charles P., corp., Thorofare (ME
URBANSKI, Adam, Perth Amhoy (ME
! NEW MEXICO
APPEE'/.EEAR, David, La Me?a (W).
NEW YORK:
CHURCHILL, End R? lieut., Httfftdo (K).
OLIVER, Ciarme.- /,'., cai>t., Elmira
11, ightx (M).
j OhDFfELD, .1. C. lieut., Carmen ill,: (A'E
RICE, Gorman IE. lieut., Syracuse (HO.
AUSTIN, Pearl C, Herman (Mi.
BREKNER, Louis, Syracuse (M).
CHAPMAN, Robert S? Carona (M).
CLARK, Ciarence E., Niagara Falla (K).
DANIELS, Raymond W., corp., Bingham
? ton i M i.
CLARK, Simon J.. Oneida (ME
CLASS, Solomon, Rochester ?M>.
FINACCHIARO, Antonino, Rochester (ME
FOEEY, Harvey E? corp., Westfield (Mj.
HAWKINS, John R.. Binghamton (Ml.
AUTOS-TIRES--BODIES
WinterAutos?"Now"
: HAVE SOMB cool? ONES?DON'T UESITATEI
Cadillacs, Packard?, Mercera, Singers. Co.cs ,SV
Uonals, Liberty, Il'iileona, .Mitchell.?.. M armons. Etc
Etc . Limousines. I,nti'ln.iil??U?'n. Sedans
ALSO?TOURING AND RUNABOUTS; ALL, AT
I VERY LOW PRICES
; Demonstrations Giren; Ka? y J'ajmcnt? Arra.-i?oil
! Automobiles Traded, '
Tires Are Getting Scarce
III V NOW, LAY AWAY AM? SAVE MONEY.
Firsts, Also Blemished 2ds
Saving You ?*" 25% to 50%
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I.'S (?l(ANI) ? osi'ol I1HJ?*. NEAR ISTTII HT
Uuy riirlfl and War l.ningi ?Uui?k,
MOORES. Clinton, Stokes (M).
BALDAUF, Harry. Rosedale (WL
BRIGDAT. Walter. Ruffal.^lW >.
CUNNINGHAM, F. E., Poughkeepsie (W).
LU PEAN. Vernon T., Mayville (W).
ROOSA, Isaac IL. sgt., Port Jervis (M).
RINCK. Joseph, Pntchogue (W).
STACHEWSKI. Mathew, corp.. Buffalo (M).
VOLL, Walter, Utica (Ml.
JOHNSON. Edward B, Amsterdam (WL
MILLS, Walter F., Rochester (W).
NORTH CAROLINA:
CANADY, Alvin R., corp, Bughill (K).
DAVIS, Hannible. sgt. Marshal! (M).
KILDEBRAND, Fred M.. corp.. Mila (W).
LUPTON, Clyde E., Corp., Newbern (W).
MOORE, Hubert L., corp-. Canton (K).
SUDDRETH, Clarence R-, sgt., Lenoir (W)
NORTH DAKOTA:
KING. Raymond W\. Baker (W).
SMITH, Albert, corp., Milner ?KL
OREGON:
SMITH, Edward A., Portland (Ml.
OHIO:
APRIELLA. Nick. Cleveland ?ML
BUEGAL, Albert H., Canton (K).
EVANS, Morgan Wr., corp., Columbus (M).
GASTON. James, Cincinnati (ML
HUPP, Frank L., Cumberland (Ml.
ISH. James S., sgt., Cleveland (Wi.
SMITH, Charles, corp., Canton (A).
LYON. George K., Cleveland (M).
LOGSDON, Clarence R.. Killbriek ?Ml.
LEA, Lloyd H., corp., Aahlev (Wl.
MATHENY. Okey, Marietta iW).
WILSON. Case!, Chillicothe (Wl.
PRICE. Walter R., sgt., Crooksville (W).
SOVINE, Pife, Perrysville (Mi.
WHALEY. W. W., corp., Columbus (WL
WIETE, Clifford H., Cincinnati ?Mi.
OKLAHOMA:
FORSYTHE. Albert L? Leedy (M).
HALL. William H., Blue Jacket (Mi.
HARRY. George, Hennessey (M).
HARTMAN, Frank P., Noble (K).
HEDGES, Claud F., Cestos (ML
HOOPER, George F., Sulphur (ML
HOWF.LL. Edward L., Mollette ?Ml
JOHNSON, Edwin K., Stillwater (K).
KARR. James A., Shawnee (K).
KINNIKIN, Thomas J., Savanna (ML
LOWMAN. Charles W.. Yale <M).
MARGRAVE. ClilTor?! F.. OlusU?.; (Mi.
ROBERTS, G. E., sgt., Muskogee (W).
WILSON. William C, Earlsboro ?ML
TYNER, Elijah A., Maud iWL
PENNSYLVANIA:
HUGHES, Norman //.. lient., Philadel?
phia (*).
?RANDALL, Frank T., Philadelphia (WL
BISCHOF, Henry J., Johnstown (W).
CLAYCOME, Robert H.. Somerset (KL
CROOM. Charles, sgt., Duryea (ML
CRISSELL, Stanley, Brooklyn (Mi.
KUCINSCY, Lee J., Philadelphia (WL
FOSTER. Eugene F.. Du Bois (ML
GIOIA, Alfonso, Scottdale (ML
JEWELL, Victor A., Heaver Falls (KL
GOLDSTEIN. Israel, Philadelphia (Ml.
HAGAN, Alfred C, Wilkinsburg (Mi.
HENLY, Raymond F., Hamburg (Ml.
IRONS. William E.. sgt.. Burrows iMl.
KOSTICK, Mike, corp?, Frostburg ??Wi.
KEYS. Charles D., sgt.. Philadelphia (K).
LENNON, Francis R., Pittsburgh (KL
MATTHEWS, A. W., Philadelphia ?KL
MOKAVERO, Louis. Philadelphia (Ml.
RUFFO, Joseph, Philadelphia (Mi.
LINDSAY. George E., New Brighton (A).
HELLWIG, John W., Columbia (A).
HARTWICK, Oscar, Mercer (A).
GANTY. Frank C. Philadelphia (A).
MOKOSKI, Joseph, S. Bethlehem (Wl.
POND, Daniel L., Athens (Wi.
ROSSA, August. Woodlawn (WL
7.AKAROSKA. P. P., Philadelnhia (WL
SCHULTZ. Joseph, Corp.. Nanticoke (M).
SHAMANSKI. W. A., ML Cartel (WL
SLAVIK, John J., Ha/.Ieton (Mi.
RNOWRERGER. Hilton R.. Boswell (M)
SNEYD, Harry D., Catasqua (WL
FISHHIRN, Amon E., Philadelnhia (A)
TANNER. Samuel. Philadelphia (ML
THULL, Ferdinand J , Now Brighton (M)
TURNEY, Raymon.l. tvittanning (ML
M'FARLAND, V. W., New Brighton (A)
TRESSLER. John C, sgt., Meyersdale (A)
TRUTH. Frank L.. corp., N. Brighton (A)
REINHART, Frank W., corp?, Philadel
pblrt CAL
CLAWSON. H. S.. corp.. Latrobe (A).
WILSON, Harry, Philadelphia (ML
por'ed killed.
TETZER, Wallace W., lieut. enl.. Mul
len (KL
CORMAN, Abram IL, sgt. major. Grens
burg (K).
HERBERT, R. /?'.. lieut., Grcensburg (Wi
MASSEN. Thos., lient., Philadelphia (Kl
' MYERS. Wm. E., lieut.. Germantown (W)
ARN AD. Carlo, Philadelphia (Ki.
BENNINGER, Ray'd R-, Uniontown (K
BYERS, Benjamin F?, Ligonier (IC).
1 BRENNER, William R. Lancaster (K).
BOI.K'H. John IL. Koonsville (K).
BRANDT, Harry W., Corp., Altoona (K
BTSHOP, M. I... sgt, Connellsv?lle (K
BROOKMAN, Floyd, Scottdale (Kl
BUCHANAN, Bert, Wayncsboro (K).
CARSON, D. F., mechanic. Altoona (K)
CAMPBELL. John ". Vandorgraft (KL
COOK. Patrick J., New Sal n (KL
CLARK, William C. Penn I! in (W).
DRUGES, Louis F., corp., Johnstown iK
DISTLER, Walter H-, Philadelphia ?K>.
DUNCAN, Norman L, In?! an?. (W).
ERB. Francis L., Connellsville (K).
Fl OS. W.ll am, Owensdalo (K).
FARRELL, James L?, Wayneeboro (Kl.
FLETCHER, Frank. Philad Iplv'a IK).
FUREY, Wil'am J, Sharrn (KL
FANEAN, Bernard E, Ph?adelnhla <K
GU1NCHI. Agostino, Parsons (K).
?RAHM. Charles F, Connellsville (KE
GARDNER. Howard J., Tyrone (K).
GIBBLE, Amraon, Manheim <K>.
GERLACHER. G. W., sgt., Tamaqua (W). I
HAMILTON, Wilbur H., Everson (Kl.
HOWARD', Lerlower E. Hutchinson (K).
JACOBS, Raymond F., Sharpsburg (Kj. ,
KISSEL, Jos. W., Bgt, Seranton ?Kl.
KNIGHT, Ed. IE, sgt., Philadelphia (Kl.
KNIGHT. F. H.. Bgt., Philadelphia (K).|
KEEEY. Phillip V.. Erna (K).
KOHLER, Norman O, Fayetteyille (K?K. ;
KISS. Clayton S.. Columbia (K).
KLOPPICK, Henry A.. Pittsburg (K>.
KNAPP. David L? Philadelphia (KL I
LA1RD, Geo. W., corp., Philadelphia (K).
EWSER, Horace L., Richland (K).
LESSIG, Harrv B, Leechburg ?Kl.
LEV INE Meyer. BlairsviUe (K).
LANINGER, George IE, Pittsburgh (KE
MURRAY. Thos., corp., Philadelphia (KE
V" V T. -':,? H., Union City (K).
MIDDLESWORTH, L. H? Milton iW).
MOONEY, John P., Philadelphia (KE
M"?>'EV .lohn J.. Philadelphia ?KE
MILKO, John A., E. Pittsburgh (Ki.
M'HENRY. James G.. sgt, Indiana (WE,
MAKEIN, Sidney C. Indiana (W).
MARSHALL, Paul W., Motumgahela (WE
MATH1CT, Cyrus. Columbia (WI.
O'V-'S. W-Iliam E? sgt., Clymer (W).
OBER, William S.. Lovejoy |W).
E. ?..i. Ottomer R.. Clearfield (WE
PATTERSON. Hugh E., BlairsviUe (W). j
PINDER. Charles F., Johnstown (WE
PARASKEVAS. Johanas. Rochester (WE
RANKIN. George R.. Amontown (KE
SIMMONS, W. E.. corp., Hatfield (KE
STEINER, David, corp., Philadelphia (WE
PHILIPS. Newel F., Indiana (Wi.
SIMONS, Wil'iam P.. Wysox (WE
TKHXAL. Earl, Latrobe (W).
D lohn L. Philadelphia (WE
JACKSON, Rieh. B., Philadelphia (W).
O'BRIEN, William J., Duquesne (WE
WOOD, Ja.s. F., William Penn (W).
BAER, Joseph C, Masontown (W).
BAKEY. John J.. Philadelphia (WE
REACH. William IL, Shamokin (W). '
COMPER, Elmer B., Connellsv?le (WE
GESSELMAN, Lloyd, Lewiston (W).
HUFFMAN, Wilbert G? corp., Home
wood ? D AE
ACKEEY. Charles I.., Westfleld (D AE
"Died in aeroplane accident.
(A> Previously reported missing, now re?
ported killed.
RHODE ISLAND:
DE DONNA, Raffaels. Bristol ?Ml.
HASSETT, J. R., bugler, Providence (W).
MATHEW, John B? Providence (ME
WILLIS, James W., Providence (W).
SOUTH CAROLINA :
MARSHALL, T. R., lieut., Columbia (IE).
COOPER, Joe R., Lauren? (M).
LYNCH. Jesse C. Clinton (ME
OWENS. Ellis A.. Blacksburg (WE
SOUTH DAKOTA:
COACH Eli, Wm. lt., cap?.. Mitchell (IV).
STEIGER, Emanuel. Glenham (ME
TENNESSEE:
CASADA, Arthur J.. sgt.. Oneida (ME
PACINI, Joe, Memphis (ME
RO \CH. Herbert B., Jackson (WE
STRUNK, Albert, L.. corp.. Memphis iKE
KANE. B.D., lieut.. Fort Worth (W).
ROBERTS. Victor W., Brownswood (W).
BAKER, Silas W., Seymour (Ml.
HECTOR, Cass F., Coleman (ME
HULSON; Zid. Centralia (M).
SMITH. Peter, sgt., El Paso (W).
WALDES, Leopoldo. Suspanico (ME
ZEIGLER, Robert S-, Longview (M).
VIRGINIA:
BULLION. Early, Woodlawn (ME
COFER, Robert, L, Corp., Danville (W).
GIR^ON, Isaac IL, Roan oke (M).
HERRINGTON, S. M., Oak Dale (ME
1N.MAN, Sam J? Corp., R. F. D. 1, Whit
mell (K).
IRVING. Thomas J.. Earlysville (Mi.
RENTELL, H G., Corp., Schoolfie'd(D A).
WOREEY John /.., Benhama (M).
WASHINGTON:
BIGELOW, Edw. S., corp.. Colfax (ME
ECKROUT, Charles I... Bremerton (Ml
FARR'NGTON, J. B., Farmington (W).
HANSFORD. Theodore, Seattle ?Ml.
MARCOTTE, Joseph A., Winlock (I) AE
V.'K'Y. Laird A., corp., Seattle (K).
! V*N ?i?-'R7.EE, A. J.. Burlimiton (DA).
, WISCONSIN:
CIE II-XZYK. Jacob. Orandon (WE
WILLIAMS, Fred ().. Neosho (W).
ITALY:
CAPRIOTTI, Carlo. Ascoli (K).
RUSSIA :
PALUSJK, Mike, Waiwnun (K).
Ariny Casualties Summary
Reporte?! Tota!
Auk. 10 to date
Killed in action. 12G 5,184
D ed of ?!-? ase. :; 1 563
Died of accident. 14 696
Lost at sea. ? 291
Total cteaths. 14.1 7.714
! Woun Id . . I'"?; 10,012
Missing . V. ) 1,812
rotais . ?? I 19,53-S
Marine Casualties Summary
Deaths . 12 84?I
?'? ?,,!??! . ' ? 1,849
Missing .
Total . ;:i 2,793
U. S. Service Cross
Awarded to Seven
Of Pershing's Men
Three Officers and Four
Privates Decorated for
Valor at Front
One Saves His Squad
Catches Grenade, Hurls It
Out of Dugout Door, but
Loses Hand
WASHINGTON. Aug. 10.?Award of
the Distinguished Service Cross to
three oflicers and four privates for gal?
lant conduct at the front was an?
nounced to-day in General Pershing's
communiqu? for Sunday. It follows:
".action A?Aside from artillery
activity and fruitless hostile raids in
the Vosges, there is nothing to re?
port.
"Section li The commander in
chief has awarded Distinguished
Servie?? crosses n> the following
members of the American Expedi?
tionary Force for the acts of gal?
lantry ?et forth after their names:
"Second Lieutenant Carl C. Rice,
machine gun battalion, in com?
mand of a machine gun section: On
June '?. 101^, near Ch?teau Thierry,
France, he was wounded soon after
the advance began, but refused to
have bis wounds dressed for fear it
would delay the movement. He
bravely continued to load the section
until he fell from exhaustion.
"Private Theodore Pisticoudis, ma?
chine gun battalion: When three
infantrymen were buried, by a shell
explosion near Chateau Thierry, .lune
6, 1018, be fearlessly left shelter in
! the face of a heavy shelling and
rescued them.
"First Lieutenant H. C. Molt'8
; berry, engineers: In the vicinity ??f
i Le Thiolet, en the night of June 6-7,
! 1018. he courageously took command
: of and efficiently directed the ad?
vance of an infantry unit when all of
its officers bad been kiiled or
? wounded.
"Private Jefferson Holt, ?,??? !:i'al
detachment, engineers, and Private
Charles RaflRngton, medical detach
? ment, engineers: During the day
' and night of June 2-3, 1918, they ex?
posed themselves t?? severe and con
tinuous fire beyond call of duty in
1 order to bring aid to wounded engi
? neers and marines.
"'First Lieutenant Charles C. Rent
fro, infantry: For three days, July
15-18, 1018, before St. Agnan, France,
he went without sleep in order to
rare for the wounded, and performed
his work fearlessly without shelter
und?-?r continuous bombardment.
"Private George \Y. Holly, infan?
try: On th? night of June 23, !.<!?.
I near Baccarat, France, he attempted
t ? catch a hand grenade thrown into
. h? ?1 oi of bis ?; ?:?,-?? U by a Gc rman
and did succeed in diverting it and
thereby saving from death or injury
a number of his comrades, but in *^
effort lost most of hi8 hand."
Captain Charles J. Biddle of Ai?'
?usia, Penn., was the American a^T
who brought down a German .5?,
m Lorraine, mentioned in (Je
Perslung's official communiqu? 'yT
gust 17. Additional detaiis uta
tamed in Section B of the commua^
tor that oay, made public to-day t.
follows: "' '
"Section B?The following 4^.
of the aerial combat referred to il
Section A have been reported in L
ruine:
"Captain Bid?!'?? broupt* .tism.
Bumpier machine northwett *
Beuxi?n iS-aux-Daracs at 5:40 o'c! ?
in the afternoon of August ],;_ ^
observer was killed and the pi-u!
wounded, but the machine landed il'
tact."
N. Y. Man Killed As
Huns Bomb Hospital
Thomas F. Moore, acting super?at?,
dent, of the Society for the Preventing
of Cruelty to Children, received^
tei yesterday from Ernest K. CoulJ
former superintendent, who now i8
officer m the Quartermaster's Cor?s1
France, telling of the death of ^?rl
William B McLoughlin? ?ftfe
Infantry, formerlv a sne-lai ?*?otk
of the society, stationed at th? v?T
ville uolice court. McUu? *
killed by a bomb dropped Tro?a ?
man plane on 8 Red Cross dw??
station. u-w?8lig
"According to the story tolH ? -.
one of Ms comrades," wrote irr <
ter, "he was wounded in the first ?
now going on and was carried !?
chateau near by which was being ?IS
as a dressing station. Whiu h. . d
there boche 'planes ramcl? 2
bombed the ?dVess ng station Jiv. n?
the Red Cross flag wa? A???*
tried to hnd the f pot w&Sc?SS
line was buried, for ,n these dav, * "
men are buried quickly, but ??'
possible for me to find the grave?
Boy Thrice Wounded
By Torpedo and Mine
PASSAIC. X. J? Aug. 19.- Mrs A W
i bomas, ol 27 McLean ?Street, who got
a telegram from her nineteen-year-o'd
?son, Fred, Friday, saying, "'Goodby
, mother; I'm jroing somewhere," got 4
message to-day from the Canadian Red
: t'ross saying that Fred ?as |n 8 na]?
j fax Hospital, the ship on which he
had embarked having been torpedoed
"He'll get over ?t all right? f.,d
Mrs. pomas, after she hud read th?
-?eon, message. "!Ie alway? flo?s
And Fred 5aid he didn't want to ?a?
? ?round Passaic for fear something
might happen to him."
? Fred ran away from home in lBifi
joined a British regiment and was oli
bis way to France when his moth**
; got him back through the State De'
partment. Soon afterward he signed
' up on a munition boa? and made a trio
t? Italy. '
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