The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-23
TWO KAhSANS ON LIST
Both Are Army Men and Are Report
ed To Be Wounded Severely.
Army Casualties.


Washington, July 23.-The army
casualty list today shows: Killed in
action, "a; died of wounds, 8; died of
disease, 5 died of accident and other
causes, 5; wounded severely. 81; miss
ing in action, l; total. los.
Killed in action: Pvts. Chester A.
| Hartwell. Farewell, Mo: John w.
| Shoemaker, Tyrone, Mo.
A. Bilsbarrow, Maplewood, Mo-; Corp.
John T. Mccormick, 1900 Topeka
avenue, Topeka, KAN; Pvt. George
D. Lingelbach, Mineola. KAN.
KILLED in action ssegt Carl L Slb bert
Gps keM Yor cor rfs
st. Louis; RessieSR. Buchanan, Big Lake.
Wash; Leslie. D. Chaplin, Ridgeyille. Ind. ;
Hoyoke, Mass; John D. Mundie. North
John j. MgFPhE All
port, N; ~, Joseph Pirkt, ,owatOnna.
Mimi. Samuel Schambaum, Brooklyn; Full
ton Smith, ,Ambridge, Pa; Peter smulcyn-
stanton; waterbury, Conn: Alfred Stem
New YORK; Bugier Leon Jennars Spring
Died Of wounds: Pvts. pomenica de
Mont; Guy NJ. Stanton, MIlbrook, Mich.
Died of disease: Pvts.. VIM. A. Farris,
ton, Ne6.; Henry sehmitz, winona. MINI
John Schraeder Sturgis Mich; Cook
Clair L. Bixby. Glasgow, Mont.
Master Engineer Albert o. Urbach, Living
ston, Mont; Sergt. Patrick J. McGahren,
ea eG FITS sS WHEN RirdsiR
Jersey City, N. J.; Thomas Patrick. New
Severely wounded: Lieut.. Francis <.
Read. Baltimore; Mechanics Thomas A.
Rinaldo, Brooklyn: Chas. J. Swenson, New
TSergts. Michael NJ. Hershman, brooklyn
Frank F. Kiriwanek, st. Louis: James A.
Lampley Nashville, Tenn George E. Lem
felder Brooklyn; Corps James j. Ca s
Mass: John C. Gleruma. Holland, Mich.
Howard X. Greer, New York; John L. Crit
York; PITS Cecil J. Brek springdale.
Wash. Edward Berman.- Spring Valley,
n; Y; Harry S. Bernosky. Shenandoah, Pa
Homestead, Pa John Clarke. Brooklyn
Hugh D. Cook, La Junta. Colo: Sherman
N Y: Joseph NJ Donahue, Buffalo
Francis A Ellis, Maiden, Mass: Mark Ell
lyn; Lawrence Flattley. New York; Har-
per D. Foote. Binghampton. N. Y; James
c. g FrazieE; Pine City, N y; , VIM s. Fur
mann. Corona N. y. Frank J. Goldbach
Buffalo; Ell GroPbeckerr, New York; Ed
Brooklyn: John L. Herman, oiney. iii
Said kallil Lyons street. Lansing, Mich
Bridgeville. Pa; Frank J. Leary. Buffalo
n Y; George MeCann, East Boston, Mass.
s Nc XIV fSF6 Ssw
James NJ: newton woodhavsp, \. Y; Wil:
| NoyieIIo NorwaIk Conn: John D. Pen
mario, Buffalo: Wasile Putriek. New York
City; Levo r. Quick; Silver Springs. n: \;
sollow, New York City; Percy. J Wallace
Sumpter, Oregon: Casslmier N. Warren
Ia.: Theodore MexieF. New YORK City t Ar.
! thur ]. White. Lima, N. Y; Arthur D. VII
liams, RoIla. n D. lse Il n, G. williams L
| Missing in action: Pvt. Edward Strauss
| New York City.
Marine Casualties.
Washington, July 23.-The marine
corps casualty list today shows: Killed
in action, 4; died of wounds, g.
wounded severely, 49, missing, /;
Wounded in, action, severely: Pvts. Ira
Q: Arbuekle. Fulton, No; Paul H. sander-
son B9Mli1g eFe Of t Mg list
Killed in action: PITS Wyatt NJ. Chap
man, Americas. Ga: William W. Lowry
more. ILL.,: Lloyd A. Staley. Springfield. III
Died of wounds received in action Firs
| Lieut. Arthur L. Elmorc. Washington. D
C.: Pyts- James ID. Morgan. CRANKY. Mass.
Hugh A. Stirling. Philadelphia.
| Wounded in action severely Corps
Harold J. Benedict. Hartford. Conn: Geo
Doneworth. Harrison. o.: Pvts. Charles a
Benckert. Easton. Pa: Ernest Rloomer
Rock Springs. Wyo.: Eugene H. Brandon
Prairie. Miss: Henry E Cardinal Stand
ish. Mich; Lynn H Conrad Sacramento
Harry L Lgbers Denver Deny Daniel Ne
man. Dekalb. H.: Garrison H. Price Sil
tons. Va: Joseph s. Roth. Ludlow KY.
John J. Stahl. Freeland. Pa.
Previously reported killed in action, nov
reported prisoners in Germany: Pvt. Roy
II. Simpson. Phils delphia. Pa