The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-22
GUSTAYKISSEL, ACE,
REPORTED KILLED
New Yorker, Serving With
British Force, Fails to Re-
turn From Flight.
CAPT. WINSLOW DEAD
Several Men Listed as Missing
or Dead Write Home That
They Are Safe.
CAPT. WINSLOW DEAD


D. and Emma Q, winsiow. who died In
France August 23, received his commits
sion as First Lieutenant at Plattsburg
IN 1915 and was sent to Fort Mcpherson.
Georgia, and promoted to Captain OF
infantry in the spring Of 1877. He was
transferred to Camp Gordon and later
went to France. Capt. Winslow was
born in New York July 20. 1884, and
was graduated from Yale in 1905. He
married Miss Emily Foster, daughter of
Albert Foster OF this city. December s.
1906. He was partner in the Arm OF
winslow & Co, bankers, IL Wall street.
and member of the University and
Tuxedo clubs. Capt, Winslow 10 sur
vived by wife and four children, who
live in Tuxedo.
Lieut.. Edward Foreman Graham.
s05th Artillery. at one time publicity d.
rector for New York University and who
was In the employment of Harris. Forbes
a Co. at the time Of his enlistment in
burg, was killed In action August ~. &C
corting to a telegram received by his
father. George d. Graham Of 504 West
pelevan avenue. Buffalo. He had been
on the firing line less than four weeks.
While attending Cornell University.
from which he was graduated In 1914,
he was associate editor Of the Cornell
Sun. managing editor Of the Era and
editor OF the Cornell Alumni Mess.
British Ace Probably KILLED.
Lieut.. Gustav Kissel, %. of the Brit
hh Air Force, son Of Rudolph Klssel Of
Kissel. Kinnicut & Co, New York bani-
ers. probably was killed in France in
April. according to . cablegram received
by his father. The Lieutenant failed to
return after a flight over the German
lines. While living In London he en-
listed in the British Aviation Corps in
May. 1917. He had downed i've Ger
man airplanes. Lieut.. Kissel made his
Morristown, n. J. His brother-in-law,
Major James E. Miller, an American avi-
atcr. was killed last March.
Lieut.. James Saunders O'Neale,
nephew of Secretary McAdoo, well
known as a football player at Columbia
University. where he was a member of
the class OF 1918. was wounded in &C
ton on August 81. He was assigned to
the soSth Infantry. He wrote to his
wife that during an advance the enemy
had machine guns trained upon the men
from three sidese and a bullet struck
him.
Private John NJ. Perry, Jr., 10. son of
John NJ. Perry. lawyer. "a Wall street,
who lived with his parents at 1908 Dean
street.. Brooklyn. has died OF wounds re-
ceived In action on >usust I. He was
with the headquarters company Of tho
i65th Infantry.
Lieut.. Major F. wesson. 1osth Field
Artillery. who was graduated from SYRIA
cuse University 10 1877. was severely
wounded on August ls.
Corporal Harry c. Frey, Battery C,
:64th Field Artillery. formerly wrestling
Instructor at Camp Upton and previously
a member OF a vaudeville trio OF strong
men, was killed by a shell in dugout
August 20. His parents live at 155 Audit
bon avenue. He was married.
Quaker Killed by She'll.
Private Frederick H. Hollowel. a for
men member Of the New York Tribune
s,af, a Quaker. who went to France with
the Friends reconstruction unit. was
killed by a shell while serving with an
ambulance unit.
Private Egerton A. Sayles. Nineteenth
Battalion. Canadian Infantry. formerly
81 Baysde, was killed In action on June
81 He had been honorably discharged
following wounds received In his flrst en-
lxtment and reenlisted. His mother lives
a. Clerkson, Ont.
Private walter v. SHELTON. 20. son OF
M and Mrs Daniel SHELTON. - Carnegie
avenue. West Orange. who killed his
FIRST German on July II, the anniversary
Of his mothers birthday. was seriously
wounded In action on August II.
Private Thomas J. Nolan, S0sth Field
Artillery. son OF Mrs. Thomas Nolan.
Bond street, Stapleton. Richmond. had
been in ten engagements when no was
wounded in August.
CORPORAL Jesse w. Post, Thirty eighth
Infantry, son OF Mrs. Elisabeth Post. IS
Baldwin street. Newark. who has been In
the army for seven years, mentioned az
wounded in action, was gassed.
Private Valentine n. kiseeil. IS. Com
pany f. 18TH Infantry. who lived with
his mother at 81 Java street. Brooklyn,
died from disease on July 10. He had
been bookkeeper with the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company.
Missing Men Write Home.
Private Fred Henderson. IS. Company
!. l?5th Infantry, Of IS Dwight street.
Brooklyn, reported missing since August
l, wrote TO his parents that he was In
base hospital recovering from wound
In the thigh
Private Jack jacobson, ~, Fifty-ninth
Infantry, brother Of Mrs. George Gum
derson. 1903 Third place. Brooklyn, re.
ported missing in action July Is, sent
card TO his sister under date OF
August 3D.
Private Walter j. Rubino. infantry,
killed IN action August 81. may not be
the son OF Mrs. Kate Rubino. 104o East
Eighteenth street, Brooklyn. as she says
her son is a corporal In Battery d.
SoSth Field Artillery.
Private Fred Winter. 20, Company II,
isist Infantry, has been killed In action
according TO letter received by Ills
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Winter.
slocum street, Glendale, from Lieut..
Henry j Dick, who wrote that he met
his death while calamity discharEins
his duty on the fleld Of battle"
Sergeant Leland g. Clancy. 20. son OF
@r. and Mrs. Harry Clancy OF South.
ampton. l.. J.. was killed August ~.
He was carrying a message on
motorcycle when q German shell! hit a
bridge and he was thrown into tho
stream and drowned,
The wife OF Private John A. Nor
fseey. Company X. 30Sth Infantry. OF
sIf West 10th street, reported rs
having died OF wounds in France. IL
severely III and It In feared that th0
news OF the death OF her husband may
orns serious turn in her case
O'Lcary Also Writes Hone.
Sergeant Charles Marshall, -. OF
Sreenwich. Conn.,. member Of Battery ".
t1tty-sixth Artillery. has been killed IN
setion. according 70 q Latter which
corporal James d. Nackay Of the same
battery has written to hts mother. His
aeath 10 not reported by the War De-